Greenbook

What is Greenbook?

Greenbook is a lightweight Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes Greenbook data and tools for market research professionals, analysts, and related workflows. It is designed to be used as a remote data source from any MCP-compatible client.

How to use Greenbook?

The recommended way is to point your MCP-compatible client to the hosted endpoint at https://mcp.greenbook.org/mcp. Alternatively, you can run locally after installing dependencies with npm install and starting the server with npm run start:dev or npm run start; an API key is required for local use, obtainable by contacting [email protected].

Key features of Greenbook

• Remote hosted endpoint for easy integration
• Also runnable locally with Node.js 20+ and npm
• Built with TypeScript and MCP protocol
• Provides Greenbook data and tools for market research
• Supports watch mode for local development

Use cases of Greenbook

• Access Greenbook market research data from any MCP-compatible client
• Integrate Greenbook tools into analyst workflows
• Develop and test locally using a watch-mode dev server

FAQ from Greenbook

What runtime is required to run Greenbook locally?

Node.js version 20 or higher and npm are required.

How do I get an API key for local use?

Contact [email protected] to request an API key; instructions for environment configuration will be provided with the key.

Where is the server data hosted?

The recommended remote endpoint is at https://mcp.greenbook.org/mcp.

Can I run Greenbook in development mode?

Yes, use npm run start:dev to run the server in watch mode for local development.

What license is Greenbook released under?

Greenbook is licensed under the MIT License.