
baseline-mcp-server特定のWeb APIに関するBaselineの状況を提供するModel Context Protocolサーバー
Overview
Key features
- Web Platform Dashboard API-based feature search
- Baseline status (widely, newly, limited, no_data) provision
- Browser implementation status (version and implementation date) provision
- Feature usage data provision
- Specific browser exclusion from feature searches
- MCP integration with AI models
Pricing
- Model
- Free
- Category
- MCP Servers
- Rating
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Use cases
Web Development
Use Baseline MCP Server to check the Baseline status of Web APIs and plan development accordingly.
AI Model Training
Integrate Baseline MCP Server with AI models to provide more accurate results based on Web API Baseline status.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Provides Baseline status information for Web APIs
- Supports feature search and browser implementation status
- Integrates with AI models via MCP
- Can exclude specific browsers from feature searches
Cons
- Requires Deno for server startup
- Limited to accessing api.webstatus.dev
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Q&A
Can the server be integrated with AI models through MCP?
Yes, the server follows the Model Context Protocol, allowing MCP‑compatible AI clients (e.g., Claude Desktop, VS Code MCP extension) to query baseline status, implementation versions, and usage data for Web API features.
Asked by Tomáš Novák · Nov 16, 2025
What are the main limitations of the Baseline MCP Server?
It only accesses the `api.webstatus.dev` endpoint, so data is limited to what that API provides. Additionally, the server requires Deno (or Docker) to run and does not include its own UI or persistent storage.
Asked by Zelda Brandt · Sep 11, 2025
Which browsers can I exclude from feature searches, and how is that configured?
The server lets you exclude Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari from searches via query parameters; the exact syntax is defined by the MCP API you use when forming the request.
Asked by Victor Nguyen · Sep 9, 2025
How do I deploy the Baseline MCP Server in my environment?
You can start the server with Deno (e.g., `deno run --allow-net=api.webstatus.dev jsr:@yamanoku/baseline-mcp-server`) or build and run the provided Docker image (`docker build -t baseline-mcp-server .` then `docker run -i baseline-mcp-server:latest`).
Asked by Marcus Bell · Sep 2, 2025
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