This document provides guidance for AI agents using the mcp-multiutil MCP server.
Store and retrieve simple key-value pairs. Useful for maintaining state, caching results, or storing configuration.
Common Use Cases:
- Storing user preferences
- Caching computed results
- Maintaining session state
Store vector embeddings with associated metadata. Enables semantic search and similarity matching.
Common Use Cases:
- Semantic search over documents
- Finding similar items
- Building recommendation systems
Retrieval-augmented generation using stored documents and their vector embeddings.
Common Use Cases:
- Question answering over a knowledge base
- Contextual information retrieval
- Document-based reasoning
Generate and store text embeddings for semantic operations.
Common Use Cases:
- Creating searchable vector representations
- Preparing data for RAG
- Similarity computations
Convert unstructured text into structured JSON with automatic schema inference.
Common Use Cases:
- Parsing natural language into structured data
- Extracting entities and relationships
- Data normalization
Transform text into ASCII art or cartoon representations.
Common Use Cases:
- Creating visual text representations
- Generating ASCII diagrams
- Fun text transformations
Store markdown documents with searchable metadata.
Common Use Cases:
- Building a markdown-based knowledge base
- Storing documentation
- Managing notes and articles
Count the number of tokens in a given text.
Common Use Cases:
- Estimating API costs
- Checking context window limits
- Text analysis
Split text into individual tokens.
Common Use Cases:
- Text preprocessing
- Analyzing token distribution
- Building custom NLP pipelines
Store conversation context for later retrieval and reference.
Common Use Cases:
- Maintaining conversation history
- Building conversational memory
- Context-aware responses
- Data Persistence: All data is stored persistently in libSQL. Clean up old data when no longer needed.
- Error Handling: Tools will return descriptive errors. Always check results before proceeding.
- Performance: The database runs in-memory for fast operations, but large datasets may impact performance.
- Semantic Operations: Use embeddings and vectors for semantic search rather than exact string matching.
(Coming soon - specific examples will be added as tools are implemented)