MCP server enabling LLMs to use Korean APIs (Naver, Kakao, etc.)
Overview
What is KiMCP?
KiMCP (Korea-integrated Model Context Protocol) is a server implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that integrates various Korean APIs into large language model (LLM) applications.
How to use KiMCP?
To use KiMCP, clone the repository from GitHub, install the necessary dependencies, configure your Naver API credentials, and run the MCP server on Claude Desktop.
Key features of KiMCP?
- Naver Blog Search: Retrieve blog content from Naver.
- Naver News Search: Access news articles from Naver.
- Naver Cafe Search: Find articles from Naver Cafe communities.
- Naver Knowledge iN Search: Search Q&A articles from Naver Knowledge iN.
- Naver Local Search: Get information about local businesses and places.
- Naver Image Search: Search for images on Naver.
- Naver Shopping Search: Find products and compare prices on Naver Shopping.
Use cases of KiMCP?
- Integrating Korean content into AI applications.
- Enhancing LLMs with localized search capabilities.
- Developing applications that require access to Naver's extensive data.
FAQ from KiMCP?
- What are the prerequisites for using KiMCP?
You need Claude Desktop, the uv Python Package Manager, and Naver API credentials.
- Is KiMCP free to use?
Yes, KiMCP is open-source and free to use under the MIT License.
- What is the roadmap for KiMCP?
Future integrations include Kakao API and Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA) integration.