
Kitbag Mcp
io.github.syedtaj7Published by GitHub account syedtaj7v1.1.2Updated Oct 24, 2026
Zero-config MCP server bundling 50+ utility tools: converters, OCR, scraping, and formatters.
Overview
A local MCP server bundling 50+ utility tools for PDF, web, image, data, developer, and general tasks.
- What you can do
- Kitbag MCP bundles over 50 utility tools in one local server, grouped into modules such as PDF parsing and conversion, web scraping and feeds, image resizing and OCR, data format conversion, developer helpers, and general utilities. Tools include PDF text and table extraction, webpage-to-Markdown conversion, RSS and sitemap parsing, CSV/JSON/XML/YAML conversion, JSON and SQL formatting, JWT decoding, QR generation, hashing, and ZIP creation and extraction. Modules can be selectively enabled to limit which tools are exposed.
- When to use it
- Useful when you want a single local server for many small, unrelated utility tasks instead of installing several single-purpose MCP servers. It suits document conversion, scraping, data format conversion, and everyday developer formatting or validation work.
- Requirements
- Runs locally as a stdio process via npx, so Node.js is required. No API keys, accounts, or hosting are needed. Configuration is optional through CLI flags, environment variables such as KITBAG_ENABLED_MODULES, or a kitbag-config.json file.
Installation
In SourceWeft
- Open Kitbag Mcp in the dashboard and add it to a workspace.
- Enable the server for the chats that should use its tools.
Desktop only via STDIO. STDIO servers start a local process, so they need the SourceWeft desktop host.
Other MCP clients
Follow the launch instructions in the repository.
README
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Kitbag MCP is a single, open-source Model Context Protocol server that bundles a curated library of 50+ high-value utility tools — document converters, OCR processors, web scrapers, data formatters, and AI developer utilities — all in one place.
Instead of installing, configuring, and paying to host a dozen single-purpose MCP servers, install Kitbag MCP once and selectively enable only the modules you need. It runs entirely on your machine: zero hosting costs, no API keys, no server setup.
📖 Table of Contents
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🚀 Quick Start (Zero Config)
Run instantly using npx (Node.js required):
Expose Specific Modules (Saves LLM Context Tokens)
To prevent your AI agents from getting overwhelmed by tool options, enable only what you need:
⚙️ Supported Clients Setup
1. Claude Desktop
Add this entry to your claude_desktop_config.json:
2. Cursor
- Go to Settings → Beta Features → MCP.
- Click + Add New MCP Server.
- Configure:
- Name:
Kitbag MCP - Type:
stdio - Command:
npx -y kitbag-mcp --enabled-modules pdf,web,data,utility
- Name:
3. Windsurf
Add this entry to your mcp_config.json:
🎛️ Configuration Flags & Environment Variables
Kitbag MCP can be configured through CLI flags, environment variables, or a JSON config file — whichever fits your workflow.
kitbag-config.json schema:
🗺️ Tool Category Index
📚 Complete Tool Directory
📄 PDF Tools (pdf.*)
High-performance local PDF parsers and manipulators.
🌐 Web Scraping & Networking (web.*)
Interact with raw web documents and query networking systems.
📸 Image & OCR Tools (image.*)
Manipulate images and extract text locally.
📊 Data Transformation (data.*)
Fast, offline conversion between standard data formats.
💻 Developer Utilities (developer.*)
Standard formats, validation, and layout tools for developers.
🛠️ Utility Tools (utility.*)
System, network, and cryptography helper functions.
🧠 AI Chunker (ai.*)
Segment large text structures dynamically for ingestion.
🏗️ How It Works
Kitbag MCP runs as a single local process. Your AI client talks to it over the standard MCP protocol, and only the modules you enable are exposed as tools — keeping token usage low and your workflow fast and private.
🛠️ Local Development & Contributions
Every tool is fully self-contained. Adding a new tool is as simple as creating a folder inside src/tools/<category>/<tool_name>/.
Contribution Requirements
Command Guide
⚖️ License
Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information. Fully open-source and free to adapt for personal or commercial use.
⭐ If Kitbag MCP saves you time, consider starring the repo! ⭐
Source: README.md at commit a1c9ce4
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1- v1.1.2LatestSep 16, 2026
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