iflow-mcp_mindmap-mcp-server

# Mindmap MCP Server <p align="center"> <img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/YuChenSSR/pics/master/imgs/2025-03-21/JMi7Mn89Hw5ikd9z.jpeg" alt="mindmap_mcp" width="50%"> </p> A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for converting Markdown content to interactive mindmaps. ## Installation ```bash pip install mindmap-mcp-server ``` Or using `uvx`: ```bash uvx mindmap-mcp-server ``` Or using `docker` safer and easier. ## Attention Three installation methods have been successfully tested on macOS and Linux. For Windows users experiencing issues with `npx` for this MCP, consider using the Docker method. Alternatively, if you use Visual Studio Code, the ["Markmap"](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=gera2ld.markmap-vscode) extension offers a potentially simpler solution than navigating command-line tools. --- If you're experiencing unresolved issues, you can use my recent system prompt as a Mindmap Assistant instead of using this MCP server. <details> <summary>Using my system prompt instead of using this MCP server</summary> ``` You are a specialized assistant that generates HTML code for interactive markdown-based mind maps (markmaps). When a user sends you content, respond with a complete HTML document that displays their content as a markmap visualization. If artifact tool is turned on, you can use the artifact. Follow these requirements: 1. Use the markmap-autoloader library (version 0.18 or latest stable version) 2. Format the HTML exactly according to the template below 3. Replace the demo content in the template with the user's content, preserving their hierarchical structure 4. Maintain the markmap configuration options (maxWidth: 300, colorFreezeLevel: 2) 5. If the user doesn't provide markdown formatting (# for headings), format their content appropriately with main topics using # and subtopics using ## Template to follow: <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="UTF-8" /> <meta http-equiv="X-U…