Bilibili MCP P6i
A simple MCP server example project to demonstrate how to create an MCP server and interact with the Bilibili API, providing content search functionality.
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What is the Bilibili MCP Server?
This is a server example based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), specifically designed to interact with the Bilibili platform API. It allows users to search for content on Bilibili through standardized MCP protocol commands.How to use the Bilibili MCP Server?
You just need to run the server program and then send MCP protocol commands through standard input and output to interact with the server. The server will process your request and return the search results from Bilibili.Applicable Scenarios
Suitable for application development that requires integrating Bilibili content search functionality, or scenarios where you want to access Bilibili data through a standardized protocol.Main Features
Bilibili Content SearchSearch for videos, articles and other content on the Bilibili platform by keywords
MCP Protocol SupportCommunicate using the standardized Model Context Protocol
Advantages and Limitations
Advantages
Simple and easy-to-use interface
Standardized protocol for easy integration
Direct access to Bilibili's rich content resources
Limitations
Currently, the functions are relatively basic
Only supports search functionality
Requires understanding of the basic usage of the MCP protocol
How to Use
Start the Server
Run the server program in the command line
Send a Search Command
Send an MCP-format search command to the server through standard input
Get the Results
The server will return the search results through standard output
Usage Examples
Search for Technology VideosFind the latest technology-related videos on Bilibili
Search for Anime ContentSearch for anime-related content on Bilibili
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the MCP protocol?
How to install this server?
What types of Bilibili searches does the server support?
Related Resources
MCP Protocol Documentation
Official documentation for the Model Context Protocol
Bilibili API Reference
API documentation for the Bilibili open platform
Project GitHub Repository
Source code repository for this project
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