MCP server for spreadsheet files (.xlsx, .csv, .ods) - cell-level ops + DuckDB SQL engine.
mcp-name: io.github.marekrost/mcp-server-spreadsheet Data-first MCP server for reading and writing spreadsheet files (, , ). Multi-format — works with Excel (), CSV (), and OpenDocument () files through a unified tool interface. Dual mode — cell-level workbook operations and a DuckDB-powered SQL query engine, interleaved freely on the same file. Workbook essentials — worksheets, rows, columns,…
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mcp-name: io.github.marekrost/mcp-server-spreadsheet Data-first MCP server for reading and writing spreadsheet files (, , ). Multi-format — works with Excel (), CSV (), and OpenDocument () files through a unified tool interface. Dual mode — cell-level workbook operations and a DuckDB-powered SQL query engine, interleaved freely on the same file. Workbook essentials — worksheets, rows, columns, cells, search. Data-only — preserves existing formatting but only reads and writes values. Stateless —…
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