XML (Extensible Markup Language) is a markup language that defines a set of rules for encoding documents in a format that is both human-readable and machine-readable, developed by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
Why this server?
Offers PDF conversion to XML format, allowing transformation of PDF content into structured XML data
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Provides access to e-invoice XML data through the get_einvoice_xml tool for managing compliant electronic invoices.
Why this server?
Supports converting XML files to Markdown format
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The MCP server uses XML format for tool invocation syntax in the Model Context Protocol
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Provides access to play texts in TEI XML format, enabling structured analysis of dramatic texts with their markup.
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Parses and analyzes Apple Health XML exports, extracting structured health data for search, filtering, and statistical analysis.
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References the primary_area.xml resource from weather.tsukumijima.net for additional city IDs beyond those listed in the common city table.
Why this server?
Provides XML formatting capabilities with configurable indentation
Why this server?
Supports extraction of raw text content from XML files through the get-raw-text tool for direct access to structured data
