MCP Mongodb Novel Server

🚀 MCP MongoDB Server

MCP MongoDB Server is a high - performance database service that establishes an efficient context interface between Large Language Models (LLMs) and MongoDB. It is optimized for small context windows (3k tokens).

🚀 Quick Start

MCP MongoDB Server is a high - performance database service designed to create an efficient context interface between Large Language Models (LLMs) and MongoDB. It is specifically optimized for small context windows (3k tokens).

✨ Features

• Efficient data processing: Designed for fast response and high throughput.
• Support for multiple data models: Including novels, chapters, characters, and Q&A.
• Flexible query and update operations: Achieve precise control over database content through the MCP method.
• Scalability: Suitable for various application scenarios such as literary work analysis and character relationship graph construction.

🔧 Technical Details

• Server - side: Implemented in Rust, offering high performance and low resource consumption.
• Database: Based on MongoDB, supporting flexible data storage and querying.
• Client - side: Supports calls in multiple languages, facilitating integration into different projects.

📚 Documentation

Core Functions

• MCP Method

  • Query method: Retrieve detailed information about novels, chapters, and characters, and support regular expression searches.
  • Update method: Allow operations such as modifying chapter summaries based on authorization tokens.

• REST API

  • Provide standard CRUD operations, covering create, read, update, and delete functions.
  • Support efficient management of novel, chapter, character, and Q&A data.

Data Models

The structures of various types of data are defined in detail, including:

Novel

{
  "_id": "ObjectId",
  "title": "String",
  "author": "String",
  "summary": "String",
  "year": "Number",
  "tags": ["String"]
}

Chapter

{
  "_id": "ObjectId",
  "novel_id": "ObjectId",
  "title": "String",
  "chapter_number": "Number",
  "summary": "String",
  "content": "String",
  "word_count": "Number"
}

Character

{
  "_id": "ObjectId",
  "novel_id": "ObjectId",
  "name": "String"
}