external-url-invocation-toolkit
Facilitates Language Models in executing arbitrary network transmissions via HTTP/HTTPS, mimicking command-line 'curl' functionality. It supports all standard methods, header manipulation, payload inclusion, and returns comprehensive result metrics including status codes, response metadata, and data content.
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MCP Utility Collection: External Endpoint Access
This collection houses community-developed Model Context Protocol (MCP) service implementations. These utilities are cataloged on the official MCP Registry and are accessible/installable via the command-line interface:
npx @michaellatman/mcp-get@latest list
Disclaimer: While the repository maintainers perform basic vetting, operational integrity and upkeep of individual services remain the responsibility of the original authors.
Installed Utilities Roster
- LLM Data Retrieval Tool (LLM.txt Adapter) - Provides interfaces for querying and extracting artifacts from LLM.txt document archives, enabling listing, fetching, and targeted contextual searching.
- HTTP Request Utility (cURL Bridge Adapter) - Grants LLMs the capacity to issue networked calls to any Uniform Resource Locator (URL) using syntax analogous to the 'curl' program. It supports every primary HTTP verb, user-defined field settings, request payloads, and configurable time limits.
- Operating System Interface (macOS Utility) - Exposes specific system diagnostics and execution capabilities relevant to Apple's macOS environment.
Deployment Instructions
Servers are deployed using the MCP Get utility suite:
npx @michaellatman/mcp-get@latest install <server-identifier>
For instance, installing the network utility:
npx @michaellatman/mcp-get@latest install @mcp-get-community/server-curl
Local Development Setup
To run services locally with hot-reloading enabled:
npm install
npm run watch
Contribution Guidelines
We welcome external contributions! Please submit proposed enhancements via a Pull Request.
Licensing
This repository's scaffolding and documentation are shared under the MIT License. However, users must consult the source documentation within the src folder for the distinct licensing terms governing each individual service implementation.
Appreciation
If these provided capabilities prove beneficial, please consider starring this repository!
