oorlogsbronnen-mcpמנווטת כע סרבר להתחברותם של חשבוני AI נוסה צבי למאגר צוב צ-ציב -ב-לט - -ר - -י - - - (World War II) .

What is the learning curve for using the MCP server?

Once installed, you can start querying with simple natural language questions. The API returns JSON, so developers only need basic knowledge of MCP and JSON handling. No advanced configuration is required to begin exploring the archives.

Asked by Fiorella Bianchi · Oct 21, 2025

Are there any limitations to the data I can access?

The database is limited to Dutch World War II records from 1940 to 1945, so it does not cover events outside the Netherlands or other historical periods. Additionally, coverage depends on the completeness of the Oorlogsbronnen archive; some records may be missing or incomplete.

Asked by Otto Berg · Sep 29, 2025

What types of records can I search for and how can I filter them?

You can query across multiple content types—person, photo, article, official document, etc. The server lets you specify a content type filter and limit the number of results, so you can narrow searches to, for example, only resistance movement photos or personal diaries.

Asked by Greta Nowak · Aug 27, 2025

How do I integrate the MCP server with my AI assistant?

The MCP server follows the Model Context Protocol, so you can connect it using any MCP-compatible client. It accepts natural language queries and returns AI‑friendly JSON, making it straightforward to integrate with assistants such as Claude. You can install the server via Docker, Python package, or a standalone binary, depending on your environment.

Asked by Dovid Klein · Aug 22, 2025