smeet666/mcp-archiveorg
by Various
MCP server for the Internet Archive. Search inside digitised books, browse the catalogue, and read Wayback Machine captures. No API key.
MCP
smeet666/mcp-archiveorg
Added 8 Sept 2026
Overview
An MCP server that provides access to the Internet Archive. It enables full-text search inside digitized books, catalog browsing, and retrieval of Wayback Machine captures. No API key is required, and it is implemented in TypeScript.
Best for
Best for
Developers building MCP-based tools that need archival book and web content access
Use cases
- Search the full text of digitized books
- Browse the Internet Archive catalog
- Read archived web pages from the Wayback Machine
Notes
An MCP server that provides access to the Internet Archive. It enables full-text search inside digitized books, catalog browsing, and retrieval of Wayback Machine captures. No API key is required, and it is implemented in TypeScript.
0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-09-07. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Search the full text of digitized books
- Browse the Internet Archive catalog
- Read archived web pages from the Wayback Machine
Pros
- No API key needed for access
- Covers a large corpus of books and archived web content
- Works as a standard MCP server for integration with MCP clients
Cons
- Zero stars on GitHub, indicating an unproven or early-stage project
- May rely on public endpoints with rate limits or instability
- Feature set is limited to search, browse, and Wayback reads
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Pros
- No API key needed for access
- Covers a large corpus of books and archived web content
- Works as a standard MCP server for integration with MCP clients
Cons
- Zero stars on GitHub, indicating an unproven or early-stage project
- May rely on public endpoints with rate limits or instability
- Feature set is limited to search, browse, and Wayback reads
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