ID Factory

You run an MCP server that parses and analyzes ID handles, delivering detailed information, component breakdowns, and complete response data. This server supports single and batch parsing, along with component analysis, making it easy to derive structured insights from ID handles within your workflows.

How to use

You connect your MCP client to the ID Factory MCP Server to resolve a single ID or multiple IDs. Use the dedicated endpoints to retrieve detailed ID information, batch results, and formatted component data. The server exposes a public API for straightforward integration, so you can query, process, and display ID details in your applications without implementing parsing logic from scratch.

How to install

Prerequisites: Python 3.10 or newer is required. Ensure you have network access to reach the MCP HTTP endpoint if you plan to use the HTTP config.

Option A: Use the Python package directly and run the server from a script file.

Option B: Run via a package manager wrapper if you prefer the managed runtime approach.

Additional sections

Configuration enables both HTTP and local stdio MCP connections. The HTTP endpoint is publicly reachable and requires no authentication. For local development, you can run the server script directly with Python. Both connection methods are described below for clarity.

Security and access control: The HTTP API is publicly accessible in this setup. Implement network controls or add authentication if needed in production. For local runs, constrain access to trusted environments.

Tools and endpoints

This server provides several tools for ID handling and analysis, including single ID resolution, batch resolution, and component parsing.

Available tools

resolve_id

Parse a single ID handle to fetch detailed information.

batch_resolve_ids

Parse multiple ID handles in a single operation.

parse_id_components

Analyze and format the components of an ID handle.