Local read-only MCP server for GoldED FTN message bases
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# golded-ftn-mcp A local stdio MCP server for FTN message bases. It imports `golded-ftn-tools` and does not open JAM, Squish, Hudson or MSG files itself. The tools are `catalog`, `heads`, `read`, `export`, `decode` and `repair`. `create` and `write` are not exposed. `export` defaults to 20 messages. Install version 1.0.1 from PyPI with Python 3.12+, then run it over stdio: ```sh python -m pip install golded-ftn-mcp==1.0.1 golded-ftn-mcp ``` Keep message bases offline. Close GoldED before a client calls a tool. Do not expose this server on the network. The bases can hold private netmail. Version 1.0.1 is published on PyPI and requires `golded-ftn-tools>=1.0.1,<2`. Linux and macOS CI passed with Python 3.12 and 3.14 using public PyPI dependencies. Windows is unsupported. Release archive SHA-256 values are in `RELEASE-SHA256.txt`.
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