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Scormave/gramps-web-mcp

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MCP server for Gramps Web. Gives AI agents structured, tool-based access to family trees through the Model Context Protocol. Built with .NET 10.

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Scormave/gramps-web-mcp

Added 9 Oct 2026

Overview

MCP server for Gramps Web that gives AI agents structured, tool-based access to family trees through the Model Context Protocol. Built with .NET 10.

Best for

Best for
Developers building AI agents that need structured access to Gramps Web family trees

Use cases

  • Query family tree data from Gramps Web via AI agents
  • Integrate genealogy data into MCP-compatible AI workflows
  • Build tools that let assistants read or navigate family relationships

How to use

Tools exposed

  • GRAMPS_API_URL
  • GRAMPS_USERNAME
  • GRAMPS_PASSWORD
  • GRAMPS_TREE_ID
  • GRAMPS_READ_ONLY
  • GRAMPS_MUTATION_SERIALIZE
  • GRAMPS_MUTATION_MIN_INTERVAL_MS
  • GRAMPS_MEDIA_RESOURCES_ENABLED
  • GRAMPS_MEDIA_MAX_BYTES
  • GRAMPS_MEDIA_ALLOW_PRIVATE
  • ASPNETCORE_URLS
  • MCP_PATH
  • MCP_STATELESS
  • MCP_ENABLE_LEGACY_SSE
  • MCP_API_KEY
  • GRAMPS_LOG_LEVEL

Tested with

Claude Desktop, Cursor

Notes

MCP server for Gramps Web that gives AI agents structured, tool-based access to family trees through the Model Context Protocol. Built with .NET 10.

13 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-10-08. Licensed AGPL-3.0.

Use cases

  • Query family tree data from Gramps Web via AI agents
  • Integrate genealogy data into MCP-compatible AI workflows
  • Build tools that let assistants read or navigate family relationships

Pros

  • Uses the standard MCP protocol for agent interoperability
  • Provides structured tool access rather than raw API scraping
  • Modern .NET 10 implementation

Cons

  • Small project with limited community adoption (13 stars)
  • Requires a running Gramps Web instance to connect to
  • Narrow scope focused only on family tree data access

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Pros

  • Uses the standard MCP protocol for agent interoperability
  • Provides structured tool access rather than raw API scraping
  • Modern .NET 10 implementation

Cons

  • Small project with limited community adoption (13 stars)
  • Requires a running Gramps Web instance to connect to
  • Narrow scope focused only on family tree data access
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