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Japanese Text Analyzer

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Summary

A server that provides Japanese text analysis capabilities through morphological parsing using the Kuromoji library. It enables AI assistants to break down Japanese sentences into their component parts, identifying words, their grammatical functions, readings, and base forms. This implementation makes it possible to analyze complex Japanese text structures programmatically through the MCP protocol, making it valuable for language learning applications, translation tools, and natural language processing tasks that require detailed understanding of Japanese grammar and vocabulary.

Available Actions(6)

count_chars

Counts the number of characters in a file, excluding spaces and newlines. Input: filePath (string) - absolute path to the file.

count_words

Counts the number of words in a file using morphological analysis for Japanese and space-separated words for English. Input: filePath (string) - absolute path to the file, language (optional string, default: 'en') - language of the file.

count_clipboard_chars

Counts the number of characters in a given text, excluding spaces and newlines. Input: text (string) - the text to analyze.

count_clipboard_words

Counts the number of words in a given text using morphological analysis for Japanese and space-separated words for English. Input: text (string) - the text to analyze, language (optional string, default: 'en') - language of the text.

analyze_text

Performs detailed morphological analysis and linguistic feature analysis on a given text. Input: text (string) - the text to analyze.

analyze_file

Performs detailed morphological analysis and linguistic feature analysis on a specified file. Input: filePath (string) - absolute path to the file.

Last Updated: April 17, 2025

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