An MCP server to search anime and find their seichi junrei (pilgrimage) locations using Bangumi and Anitabi APIs.
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# Anitabi MCP Server An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that provides tools to search for anime (Bangumi) and find their corresponding *seichi junrei* (anime pilgrimage) locations using the [Bangumi API](https://bgm.tv/) and [Anitabi API](https://anitabi.cn/). ## Features This server provides the following tools: - `search_bangumi`: Search for an anime by name to get its Bangumi ID. - `get_anime_lite_info`: Get lite info of seichi junrei locations for a specific anime using its Bangumi ID (includes top 10 iconic locations). - `get_anime_detail_points`: Get detailed seichi junrei locations for a specific anime using its Bangumi ID. - `get_map_url`: Get the URL to view the anime pilgrimage map in your browser. *(Note: This feature is currently disabled/unavailable due to API issues)* - `get_map_url`: Get the URL to view the anime pilgrimage map in your browser (Note: This feature might currently be unstable or unavailable). ## Installation ```bash # Optional: Install via uv uv tool install anitabi-mcpserver ``` ## Configuration Add the following to your MCP client configuration (e.g., Claude Desktop): ```json { "mcpServers": { "anitabi-mcpserver": { "command": "uvx", "args": ["anitabi-mcpserver"] } } } ``` ## Development 1. Clone the repository. 2. Run `uv build` to build the package. 3. Test locally using `uv run anitabi-mcpserver`.
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