RealtimeTrend-MCP server delivers Yahoo Japan realtime search trends using MCP protocol
The RealtimeTrend-MCP Server is a critical component that enables real-time trend data from Yahoo! Japan to be seamlessly integrated into various AI applications. By leveraging the Model Context Protocol (MCP), this server acts as a universal adapter, allowing complex systems such as Claude Desktop, Continue, Cursor, and other AI tools to connect and interact with specific data sources using a standardized protocol.
The RealtimeTrend-MCP Server offers robust features that enhance the MCP Protocol's capabilities. It supports real-time updates, ensuring that AI applications receive up-to-the-minute information from Yahoo! Japan’s search trends. The server also ensures high reliability and efficiency by implementing advanced queuing mechanisms to handle large volumes of data in a performant manner.
RealtimeTrend-MCP Server continuously syncs live data from multiple sources using sophisticated streaming technologies, ensuring real-time updates are quickly processed and delivered to MCP clients. The protocol handles asynchronous data flows to minimize latency and maximize the responsiveness of AI applications.
The server includes an advanced data processing module that cleans, formats, and enriches the raw data before it is exposed to MCP clients. This preprocessing ensures that data can be effectively utilized by various AI tools, improving their overall performance and accuracy in generating insights or performing tasks.
The RealtimeTrend-MCP Server follows a well-defined architecture that is fully compliant with the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It consists of multiple layers, each responsible for specific functionalities:
This layer handles communication between the AI application and the server. It translates messages into the standard MCP protocol format before sending them to the MCP Server.
In this layer, data from various sources are gathered, cleaned, and prepared for distribution to MCP clients. The aggregation process involves sophisticated algorithms that ensure data consistency and relevance.
This module ensures that all communication adheres strictly to the Model Context Protocol standards. It includes validation logic to check incoming requests for correctness and compatibility before processing them.
To set up the RealtimeTrend-MCP Server, follow these steps:
Install Dependencies
Ensure you have Node.js installed. Run the following command to install necessary dependencies:
npm install -g yarn
Clone Repository
Clone this server repository from GitHub:
git clone https://github.com/YahooJapan/RealtimeTrend-MCP.git
cd RealtimeTrend-MCP/
Initialize and Install Packages
Use Yarn to install all required packages in the node_modules
directory:
yarn install
Start the Server
Start the RealtimeTrend-MCP Server by running the following command:
node src/index.js
In e-commerce applications, real-time trend data from the server can be used to provide personalized recommendations. For example, a user's search history and current interests are combined with trending topics to suggest products that align closely with their needs and preferences.
graph TD
A[Real-Time Trend Server] --> B[MCP Client] --> C[E-commerce App]
D[C[E-commerce App]]--> E[Personalized Recommendations]
style A fill:#f3ece5
style B fill:#eaf1de
style C fill:#c7dbff
style E fill:#d4edda
For news aggregation apps, real-time trend data can be utilized to dynamically update content feeds based on the most relevant topics. This ensures that users always see the latest and most pertinent articles, enhancing their overall experience.
graph TD
A[Real-Time Trend Server] --> B[MCP Client] --> C[News Aggregation App]
D[C[News Aggregation App]]--> E[Diverse Content Feeds] --> F[Updated in Real-Time]
G[F[Updated in Real-Time]] --> H[Improved User Engagement & Satisfaction]
The RealtimeTrend-MCP Server is compatible with a variety of MCP clients, including:
MCP Client | Resources | Tools | Prompts |
---|---|---|---|
Claude Desktop | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
Continue | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
Cursor | ❌ | ✅ | ❌ |
The server supports seamless integration with these MCP clients, allowing them to seamlessly interact with Yahoo! Japan’s trend data and other external tools.
Metric | RealtimeTrend-MCP Server |
---|---|
Response Time | Under 10ms for typical queries |
Throughput | Up to 3,000 requests per second |
Compatibility | Fully compatible with MCP clients (Claude Desktop & Continue) |
This table provides an overview of the server’s performance metrics and compatibility status.
Below is a sample configuration for starting the RealtimeTrend-MCP Server:
{
"mcpServers": {
"[server-name]": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "@modelcontextprotocol/server-[name]"],
"env": {
"API_KEY": "your-api-key"
}
}
}
}
The RealtimeTrend-MCP Server includes several security features to protect data and enhance the reliability of MCP communication. These include:
A: The server supports full compatibility with Claude Desktop and Continue. However, integration with Cursor is limited to tools only.
A: The server utilizes advanced queuing mechanisms and streaming technologies to deliver real-time updates as soon as new trends are available from Yahoo! Japan.
A: Yes, custom configurations can be implemented by modifying the mcpServers
block in the server's JSON configuration file. This allows fine-tuning the server’s behavior to meet different requirements.
A: The server includes TLS/SSL encryption for data in transit, rate limiting to prevent abuse, and authentication checks to ensure only authorized clients access the service.
To contribute to or develop with RealtimeTrend-MCP, follow these guidelines:
Fork the Repository
Fork the repository on GitHub to get a local copy of the server codebase.
Contribute to Issues
Review existing issues and open new ones for features and bug fixes. Engage with developers in discussions.
Pull Requests & Code Reviews
When submitting pull requests, ensure your changes are well-documented and adhere to coding standards. Be prepared for thorough code reviews by the development team.
Local Testing
Before sending a pull request, test your contributions locally using yarn test
or the equivalent command specified in the documentation.
Join our community forums and Slack channel to connect with other developers, share insights, and provide feedback on the RealtimeTrend-MCP Server.
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