Read and edit HTML/Markdown tables in GitBook-synced documents via MCP tools.
An MCP server that gives LLMs clean, surgical access to tables trapped in messy HTML. Tools like GitBook, Notion exports, and CMS platforms collapse tables into single-line HTML when syncing to Markdown files. The result looks like this in your editor: This is unreadable for humans and unreliable for LLMs. Models struggle to parse collapsed HTML tables, frequently hallucinate cell boundaries, and…
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An MCP server that gives LLMs clean, surgical access to tables trapped in messy HTML. Tools like GitBook, Notion exports, and CMS platforms collapse tables into single-line HTML when syncing to Markdown files. The result looks like this in your editor: This is unreadable for humans and unreliable for LLMs. Models struggle to parse collapsed HTML tables, frequently hallucinate cell boundaries, and cannot edit them without corrupting the structure. tablestakes fixes this. It sits between the LLM…
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