About Kenmet
Kenmet is a local stdio MCP server and CLI for reading resumes and applying schema-aware patches through a compatible Kenmet API. It is for users managing resumes from MCP clients or the command line, and uses personal access tokens rather than reading the editor’s local IndexedDB.
Key features
- 01Read resumes through the Kenmet API
- 02Apply schema-aware JSON patches
- 03Configure API URL and personal access token
- 04CLI executable named `magic-resume`
Use cases
- 01Inspect a resume from an MCP client
- 02Make structured resume edits through the API
MCP support
The local stdio MCP server lets MCP clients read resumes and apply schema-aware patches through the Kenmet API. Configure the client to launch `npx` with the package’s `mcp` argument.
Configuration
Local server config is the same for every client. Copy it into your client’s MCP config file.
Tools
Local servers expose tools only once running on your machine, and the maintainer has not provided a tool list.
Details
From the project README@magic-resume-kit/mcp
Local stdio MCP server and CLI for reading resumes and applying schema-aware patches through the Kenmet (formerly Magic Resume) API. It uses personal access tokens and requires a compatible API; it does not read the local editor's IndexedDB.
npx -y @magic-resume-kit/mcp --help
npx -y @magic-resume-kit/mcp config set --api-url https://your-api.example/api --pat YOUR_PAT
The executable remains magic-resume. Configure your MCP client to run npx with arguments -y, @magic-resume-kit/mcp, mcp. Use a real PAT only in your local setup, never in committed files. Schema and registry logic is bundled into the executable, avoiding React and PDF runtime dependencies for CLI users. MIT licensed.
Public distribution
Install @magic-resume-kit/mcp from the public npm registry. No GitHub Packages token or private registry configuration is required. The package source and release workflow live in Magic Resume Kit.
See the consumer integration guide for host requirements and the release guide for versioning and publication.
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