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Fetch Bilibili video metadata and subtitles through an MCP server.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "bilibili-info-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use bilibili-info-mcp to fetch the metadata and subtitles for this Bilibili video, then list the title, uploader, publish date, and full subtitles.
A structured result containing the video's basic metadata and subtitle content.
Call bilibili-info-mcp to read this video's subtitles and summarize the main points and timeline.
A key-point summary and timeline derived from the subtitles.
I want to use bilibili-info-mcp locally in Cursor or Claude Desktop. Explain that it can integrate over stdio to fetch Bilibili video information.
An explanation of local usage and its purpose inside MCP clients.
Researchers or content creators can use it to fetch video metadata and subtitles for topic review, content summarization, or reference. It fits workflows where raw video information is needed before handing it to AI.
Developers can connect this MCP server locally via stdio to Cursor or Claude Desktop so the model can read Bilibili video information directly. This brings external video content into conversational workflows.
It is an MCP server for fetching Bilibili video metadata and subtitles. It can be used by clients that support MCP.
The provided information says it can run locally over stdio transport and integrate with MCP clients such as Cursor or Claude Desktop. For exact installation steps, see the source repository.
The provided material does not specify whether extra keys, accounts, or runtime requirements are needed. See the source repository for prerequisites.
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