joshseane/-nmlp-mcp
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MCP
joshseane/-nmlp-mcp
Added 13 July 2026
Overview
A JavaScript MCP server that identifies first editions by analyzing points of issue, decoding number lines, and applying publisher-specific rules. It uses openly licensed, DOI-cited data to provide reliable bibliographic checks.
Best for
Best for
Book collectors, rare book dealers, or cataloguers who need automated first-edition verification
Use cases
- Verify whether a book is a true first edition using publisher rules and number-line patterns
- Decode printer number lines from title page or copyright page entries
- Cross-reference known points of issue against a DOI-cited dataset
Notes
A JavaScript MCP server that identifies first editions by analyzing points of issue, decoding number lines, and applying publisher-specific rules. It uses openly licensed, DOI-cited data to provide reliable bibliographic checks.
0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-07-07. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Verify whether a book is a true first edition using publisher rules and number-line patterns
- Decode printer number lines from title page or copyright page entries
- Cross-reference known points of issue against a DOI-cited dataset
Pros
- Targets a specific, expert need in bibliographic identification
- Uses openly licensed data (CC-BY) with DOI citations for verifiability
- Lightweight JavaScript implementation, easy to integrate into developer workflows
Cons
- Narrow scope limited to first-edition identification
- Zero stars on GitHub indicates minimal adoption or community testing
- May not cover all publishers or obscure first-edition variations
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Pros
- Targets a specific, expert need in bibliographic identification
- Uses openly licensed data (CC-BY) with DOI citations for verifiability
- Lightweight JavaScript implementation, easy to integrate into developer workflows
Cons
- Narrow scope limited to first-edition identification
- Zero stars on GitHub indicates minimal adoption or community testing
- May not cover all publishers or obscure first-edition variations
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