tablestakes MCP Server
oborchers/tablestakes
MCP server for reading and editing HTML/Markdown tables in GitBook-synced documents
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oborchers/tablestakes is a Python MCP server licensed under Apache-2.0. MCP server for reading and editing HTML/Markdown tables in GitBook-synced documents
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In the top 8% of all indexed tools.
Actively maintained with commits in the last week.
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1 stars → early stage
Last commit today → actively maintained
No issues filed → no history to score
3 contributors → small team
No dependents → no downstream usage
227 weekly installs → early adoption
Weights: Freshness 25% · Issue Health 25% · Dependents 25% · Stars 15% · Contributors 10% · How we score →
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From the README
# tablestakes An MCP server that gives LLMs clean, surgical access to tables trapped in messy HTML. ## The Problem 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: ``` <table><thead><tr><th width="520.11">Requirement</th><th width="122.07">Priority</th><th>Priority 1-2-3</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><strong>1.1</strong> Agent sees only their Salesforce-assigned cases <strong>in the currently selected organization</strong> (case is "assigned" when SF <code>Case.OwnerId</code> matches the agent's linked SF user ID)...</td><td>Must</td><td>1</td></tr></tbody></table> ``` 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 and the file, converting tables to clean pipe foRead full README on GitHub →
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