aurelio-nakamura/dataloupe
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Offline data explorer + MCP server: turn CSV/Parquet/Excel into ONE self-contained interactive HTML file, or let your AI assistant query local data — nothing leaves your machine.
MCP
aurelio-nakamura/dataloupe
Added 8 Sept 2026
Overview
dataloupe converts CSV, Parquet, or Excel files into a single self-contained interactive HTML file for offline exploration. It also acts as an MCP server that lets AI assistants query local data without sending it anywhere. Built in TypeScript.
Best for
Best for
Developers who need private, local data exploration and AI querying without uploading files.
Use cases
- Generate an interactive HTML explorer from a CSV file
- Let an AI assistant query local Parquet or Excel data via MCP
- Explore data offline without uploading files to a service
How to use
Install
npx dataloupe data.csv --open Tools exposed
list_data_filesdescribe_datapreview_dataquery_datasql_queryvisualize_datadiff_data
Tested with
Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code
Notes
dataloupe converts CSV, Parquet, or Excel files into a single self-contained interactive HTML file for offline exploration. It also acts as an MCP server that lets AI assistants query local data without sending it anywhere. Built in TypeScript.
0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-09-01. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Generate an interactive HTML explorer from a CSV file
- Let an AI assistant query local Parquet or Excel data via MCP
- Explore data offline without uploading files to a service
Pros
- Everything runs locally, so data never leaves your machine
- Output is a single HTML file that is easy to open or share
- Supports common formats like CSV, Parquet, and Excel
Cons
- Server mode requires an MCP-compatible AI client
- Interactive HTML capabilities beyond basic viewing are unspecified
- Currently has no GitHub stars or community traction
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Pros
- Everything runs locally, so data never leaves your machine
- Output is a single HTML file that is easy to open or share
- Supports common formats like CSV, Parquet, and Excel
Cons
- Server mode requires an MCP-compatible AI client
- Interactive HTML capabilities beyond basic viewing are unspecified
- Currently has no GitHub stars or community traction
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