MCP Latin Tools Server
Provides access to a fine-tuned LaBERTa model for Latin reported speech detection, hosted on Hugging Face.
Click on "Install Server".
Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state.
In the chat, type
@followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@MCP Latin Tools Serverparse 'Alea iacta est'"
That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed.
Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.
MCP Latin Tools Server
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Latin Natural Language Processing (NLP), reported speech detection, and LiLa Knowledge Base querying.
Features
Latin tokenization with enclitic
-quesplittingUDPipe-based lemmatization, POS tagging, and morphological analysis
Non-finite verb identification
Reported speech detection using a fine-tuned LaBERTa transformer latin model
LiLa Knowledge Base SPARQL querying and exporting results
MCP-compatible tool interface for Claude Desktop, VS Code, and MCP Inspector
System Overview
The server provides a pipeline of interoperable MCP tools for Latin NLP and Digital Humanities workflows.
The tools are designed to be used sequentially, but may also be used independently.
Related MCP server: Logeion MCP Server
Available Tools
Tool | NLP Task | Description |
| Tokenization | Latin sentence splitting and enclitic |
| Morphology & Syntax | UDPipe-based tokenization, lemmatization, POS tagging, morphological analysis, and dependency parsing (CoNLL-U output) |
| Preprocessing | Convert CoNLL-U parser output into model-ready input for downstream tasks |
| Sequence Labeling | Transformer-based reported speech detection for Latin texts (fine-tuned Latin LaBerta) |
| Knowledge Base Query | Retrieve lexical and morphological information from the LiLa Knowledge Base |
| Corpus Retrieval | Retrieve corpus attestations and occurrence counts for a lemma |
| Export | Export LiLa corpus attestations as CSV |
1. Latin NLP Parsing Pipeline
The parser tool performs:
tokenization
sentence segmentation
lemmatization
POS tagging
morphological analysis
non-finite verb identification
The tool calls the UDPipe API and uses the model:
latin-evalatin24-240520
The model was evaluated on EvaLatin campaign in 2024 and trained with on Latin Dependency Treebanks.
References
EvaLatin 2024 overview: https://aclanthology.org/2024.lt4hala-1.21/
UDPipe model repository: https://github.com/ufal/evalatin2024-latinpipe
2. Reported Speech Detection
A. Preparation Tool
The parser tool also prepares the linguistic input required by the reported speech detection model.
This preparation stage:
aligns UDPipe tokenization with the original tokens
prepares aligned linguistic features
formats the input for transformer inference
B. Reported Speech Detector
The detect_reported_speech tool performs token-level reported speech prediction.
It takes the output of the parsing/preparation stage as input and returns:
token-level predictions
confidence scores
The model is:
the first experimental Latin reported speech detection model at token level
a fine-tuned LaBERTa model for token classification
References
Hugging Face model repository: https://huggingface.co/agudei/latin-reported-speech-laberta
Paper describing the experiment: https://aclanthology.org/2026.latechclfl-1.24/
3. LiLa Knowledge Base Querying
The get_lila_lemma_info tool provides simplified access to the LiLa Knowledge Base.
The tool:
accepts a Latin lemma
performs SPARQL queries automatically
retrieves lexical and linguistic information
simplifies access to Linked Open Data resources
The tool is designed to help users interact with LiLa without manually writing SPARQL queries.
LiLa
LiLa Knowledge Base: https://lila-erc.eu/sparql/
4. LiLa Corpus Attestation Retrieval
The get_lila_lemma_tokens_dataframe tool retrieves corpus attestations linked to a Latin lemma in the LiLa Knowledge Base.
The tool:
retrieves token occurrences associated with a lemma
retrieves token URIs
retrieves work titles
computes occurrence frequencies per work
structures results as a dataframe-like output
This enables corpus-based lexical exploration and quantitative analysis of lemma attestations across Latin works.
5. LiLa CSV Export
The export_lila_lemma_tokens_csv tool exports LiLa corpus attestation results as a CSV file.
The exported CSV includes:
token forms
token URIs
work titles
The tool is designed for:
corpus analysis
spreadsheet analysis
downstream NLP workflows
Digital Humanities research pipelines
Installation
Install dependencies with:
uv syncRunning the Server
Recommended
uv run mcp-latinAlternative
uv run python -m mcp_latin -vvThe MCP server will run at:
http://localhost:8001/mcpMCP Inspector
You can test the server locally with:
npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspectorThen connect Inspector to:
http://localhost:8001/mcpExample Prompts
Tokenization
Use the MCP tool tokenize_latin_text on:
Senatus populusque Romanus.Parsing
Use the MCP tool parser on:
Non potui, inquit, sustinere illud durum spectaculum.Reported Speech Detection
Use the Latin MCP tools only.
1. Parse:
HISPO ROMANIUS alio colore dixit illam non amore adulescentis sed odio patris sui secutam
2. Detect reported speech.
LiLa Query
Use the MCP tool get Lila information on the "probabilis".LiLa Query
Use the MCP tool get occurrences of the on the lemma "probabilis" and export the results.Development Container
A reproducible VS Code devcontainer is included in:
.devcontainer/
See:
.devcontainer/README.md
for details.
Notes
UDPipe requests require internet access.
Hugging Face model weights are downloaded automatically.
The server is designed for MCP-compatible clients such as Claude Desktop and VS Code MCP integration.
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