cuttingtoolsai-mcp
Brand-neutral carbide grade cross-reference for machining. One tool, grade_xref, returns catalog-verified comparable grades across manufacturers at the same ISO application position, with provenance. Never invents a grade.
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CuttingToolsAI MCP Server
Public, no-auth MCP server for brand-neutral carbide grade cross-referencing in machining. Ask an AI agent what is comparable to Sandvik GC4325 and get catalog-verified comparable grades across manufacturers, with provenance.
Hosted endpoint, Streamable HTTP, JSON-RPC 2.0:
https://cuttingtoolsai-mcp.memmizgezgin.workers.dev
Tool: grade_xref
Arguments: grade, required, e.g. GC4325 or KC5010; brand, optional, to disambiguate the grade.
Returns comparable grades that share the same ISO application position in manufacturer-published comparison charts. Comparability is a verified starting point, not an interchangeability claim: chipbreaker geometry, coating and edge preparation differ between brands. The server never invents a grade; unknown codes return an empty result.
Run it yourself
The hosted endpoint above needs no setup. To run your own instance:
node server.js # Node >= 20, no dependencies
or with Docker:
docker build -t cuttingtoolsai-mcp .
docker run -p 8080:8080 cuttingtoolsai-mcp
The server speaks MCP Streamable HTTP (JSON-RPC 2.0 over POST) on /mcp and /. src/index.js is the same handler deployed as the Cloudflare Worker; server.js is a thin Node adapter around it.
How it works
A thin Cloudflare Worker speaking MCP Streamable HTTP, passing through to the public REST endpoint https://cuttingtoolsai.eu/api/xref. The data layer is a curated cross-reference table extracted from manufacturer catalogs with multi-source verification tiers.
Who is behind this
CuttingToolsAI, https://cuttingtoolsai.eu - brand-neutral cutting tool intelligence. We sell no tools and take no commission from any manufacturer. Free tools on the site: the AI advisor, the insert designation decoder for ISO 1832 and ANSI codes, the tap drill chart and the cross-reference index.
License: MIT
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