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labelgrid/labelgrid-mcp
Manage your LabelGrid m
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claude mcp add labelgrid-mcp -- npx -y labelgrid-mcp
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- 4 ★ · labelgrid/labelgrid-mcp · read from the repository page · (checked 2026-10-16 20:00:20)
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- collected from the punkpeye/awesome-mcp-servers list · type: MCP server
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- first seen 2026-10-09 · last seen 2026-10-16 · seen 32× · listed by 7 sources
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- score 703 · 4 ★ · 7 sources · mcp
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LabelGrid MCP — workspace
以下摘录自该仓库的 README（片段） · 在 GitHub 读完整 README →
The official LabelGrid tooling for the LabelGrid public API, organised
as an npm workspace.
**Looking for the MCP server docs?** They live in
packages/mcp/README.md — installation for Claude Desktop / Cursor /
any MCP client, the full tool reference, safety gating, and configuration.
Packages
| Package | What it is |
| --- | --- |
| @labelgrid/mcp | The MCP server — 30 consolidated tools over the LabelGrid public API. Published to npm; also ships as the labelgrid.mcpb one-click bundle for Claude Desktop. |
| @labelgrid/cli | The labelgrid command-line tool — the same API surface for terminals and scripts: catalog, releases, files, analytics, royalties, webhooks, and distribution, with --json output for pipelines. |
| @labelgrid/core | The shared API client: HTTP transport with structured errors, presigned-URL uploads, content-type allowlists, the catalog-entity registry, and redacting logging. Used by every LabelGrid tool built on the public API. |
Command-line tool
Full docs (auth setup, every command group, scripting, safety model) live in
packages/cli/README.md. Quickstart:
Agent skill
skills/labelgrid-release/SKILL.md is an agent
skill for the full release lifecycle — draft a release and its tracks, upload audio and
artwork, validate, review, distribute, and track delivery — with the exact MCP tool and
CLI command for each step and guidance on which vehicle fits. Point an agent at the file,
or drop it into your assistant's skills directory, to teach it the end-to-end LabelGrid
release flow.
Layout & build arrangement
- The root package.json is a **private workspaces manifest**; its scripts fan out to the
packages (npm run build builds @labelgrid/core first, then @labelgrid/mcp and
@labelgrid/cli; npm test runs each package's suite). Contributors work from the repo
root: packages/core is the shared client, packages/mcp the MCP server, packages/cli
the command-line tool — the two products are thin adapters over core.
- Each package has its **own tsconfig.json** extending the shared tsconfig.base.json
(no TypeScript project references — the explicit root build chain keeps ordering correct and
simple). @labelgrid/mcp imports @labelgrid/core through the workspace link and compiles
against its built declarations.
- Unit tests run per package via each package's vitest.config.ts. The MCP package aliases
as an npm workspace.
**Looking for the MCP server docs?** They live in
packages/mcp/README.md — installation for Claude Desktop / Cursor /
any MCP client, the full tool reference, safety gating, and configuration.
Packages
| Package | What it is |
| --- | --- |
| @labelgrid/mcp | The MCP server — 30 consolidated tools over the LabelGrid public API. Published to npm; also ships as the labelgrid.mcpb one-click bundle for Claude Desktop. |
| @labelgrid/cli | The labelgrid command-line tool — the same API surface for terminals and scripts: catalog, releases, files, analytics, royalties, webhooks, and distribution, with --json output for pipelines. |
| @labelgrid/core | The shared API client: HTTP transport with structured errors, presigned-URL uploads, content-type allowlists, the catalog-entity registry, and redacting logging. Used by every LabelGrid tool built on the public API. |
Command-line tool
Full docs (auth setup, every command group, scripting, safety model) live in
packages/cli/README.md. Quickstart:
Agent skill
skills/labelgrid-release/SKILL.md is an agent
skill for the full release lifecycle — draft a release and its tracks, upload audio and
artwork, validate, review, distribute, and track delivery — with the exact MCP tool and
CLI command for each step and guidance on which vehicle fits. Point an agent at the file,
or drop it into your assistant's skills directory, to teach it the end-to-end LabelGrid
release flow.
Layout & build arrangement
- The root package.json is a **private workspaces manifest**; its scripts fan out to the
packages (npm run build builds @labelgrid/core first, then @labelgrid/mcp and
@labelgrid/cli; npm test runs each package's suite). Contributors work from the repo
root: packages/core is the shared client, packages/mcp the MCP server, packages/cli
the command-line tool — the two products are thin adapters over core.
- Each package has its **own tsconfig.json** extending the shared tsconfig.base.json
(no TypeScript project references — the explicit root build chain keeps ordering correct and
simple). @labelgrid/mcp imports @labelgrid/core through the workspace link and compiles
against its built declarations.
- Unit tests run per package via each package's vitest.config.ts. The MCP package aliases
- Source
- awesome · https://github.com/labelgrid/labelgrid-mcp
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