keith-apis-mcp: web page to Markdown, OG images, job and resume parsing, Elo ratings
keith-apis-mcp is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that gives AI assistants such as Claude, Cursor and ChatGPT eleven tools from five small hosted APIs: read any web page as clean Markdown, get link previews, generate Open Graph share images, parse job postings and resumes, score a resume against a job, and compute Elo, Glicko-2 or OpenSkill ratings. One RapidAPI key works for all of them, and each API has a free plan.
Tools
Setup
- Get a RapidAPI key and subscribe (free plans available) to the APIs you want, from each API's page linked above.
- Add the server to your client with your key as
RAPIDAPI_KEY.
Claude Code
Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf and other clients (claude_desktop_config.json, .cursor/mcp.json, ...):
Requires Node.js 18 or newer.
Example prompts
- "Read https://example.com/blog/post as Markdown and summarise it in five bullets."
- "Make an OG image titled 'Release notes: October' with the light theme and footer example.com."
- "Parse this job ad and tell me the salary range per year and whether it's open to Europe."
- "Score my resume at ~/cv.pdf against this job description and list the skills I'm missing."
- "Here are our league results; rank the players with Glicko-2 and predict next week's final."
Free tools
Try two of the APIs in a browser, with no key:
Privacy
The server runs on your machine and sends each request only to the API it uses, through RapidAPI. The APIs are stateless: inputs, including resumes, are processed and returned, never stored or logged.
FAQ
Which tool should an AI agent use to read a web page?
fetch_url_as_markdown. It strips navigation, ads and boilerplate, so the model gets the article text at a fraction of the tokens of raw HTML.
Do I need all five subscriptions?
No. Subscribe only to the APIs you use; tools for the others return a clear "not subscribed" error.
Can I use these without MCP?
Yes. Each API is a normal REST API on RapidAPI, and each also runs as a pay-per-result Actor on the Apify Store.
License
MIT