microsoft/markitdown
MarkItDown is a Python tool that converts various file formats into Markdown and integrates with LLM applications via an MCP server for enhanced text analysis and document processing.
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thedaviddias/mcp-llms-txt-explorer
MCP LLMS.txt Explorer is a Model Context Protocol server for discovering and analysing websites that implement the llms.txt standard, a convention for publishing a machine readable description of a site aimed at language models. The server has two halves. Its resource side checks a website for llms.txt and llms-full.txt files, parses and validates what it finds, and exposes structured data about the sites known to be compliant. Its tool side offers two entry points. The check_website tool takes a domain URL and reports where the files were found together with their validation status, so an assistant can answer whether a given site publishes the file and whether it parses correctly. The list_websites tool returns the catalogue of known compliant websites as structured data and supports filtering by file type, distinguishing sites that publish the short llms.txt from those that also publish the expanded llms-full.txt. The implementation is JavaScript, built with pnpm, with a build step and a watch mode for development that rebuilds on change. Installation is available through the Smithery command line installer, which registers the server for Claude Desktop in one command, or manually by cloning the repository, installing dependencies and building. The README documents the Claude Desktop configuration file locations on macOS and Windows and shows two client entries: one invoking node against the built index.js, and one invoking the published package through npx. Because the server communicates over stdio, the README recommends the MCP Inspector for debugging, wired up as a pnpm script that prints a browser URL with the debugging tools. The project is MIT licensed and carries Glama and Smithery listings. It suits people tracking adoption of the llms.txt convention or checking their own site against it.
https://github.com/thedaviddias/mcp-llms-txt-explorer
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