io.github.pablixnieto2/etld-mcp-server

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Deterministic B2B Data Middleware. Waterfall parsing for CSV, EDI, SEC & Finance. No hallucinations.

ETL-D is a deterministic data middleware designed to act as a shield for AI Agents. It stops LLMs from "hallucinating" over structured data by providing a strict, 3-layer parsing architecture via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Standard LLMs are terrible at reading raw B2B files (CSV, PDF, EDI, Norma 43). They suffer from: 1. Token Exhaustion: Sending a 5,000-row CSV to context is a waste of…

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Authorio.github.pablixnieto2
LicenseUnknown
Version3.2.2
Sourcemcp-registry
npmetld-mcp-server
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IndexedJun 13, 2026

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ETL-D is a deterministic data middleware designed to act as a shield for AI Agents. It stops LLMs from "hallucinating" over structured data by providing a strict, 3-layer parsing architecture via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Standard LLMs are terrible at reading raw B2B files (CSV, PDF, EDI, Norma 43). They suffer from: 1. Token Exhaustion: Sending a 5,000-row CSV to context is a waste of money. 2. Precision Loss: LLMs struggle with spatial alignment. A misplaced comma in a bank statement…

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