agoda-review

The agoda-review MCP server provides a specialized interface for working with Agoda hotel reviews. When integrated into your MCP setup, it enables large language models to access and reason over a curated collection of positive and negative Agoda reviews, helping the model offer balanced summaries and informed recommendations. The server exposes its capabilities through the MCP protocol, allowing you to query for aggregated sentiment, highlight key pros and cons, and generate concise review-based insights to support decision making. To use it, connect your MCP-enabled application or IDE plugin to the agoda-review-mcp-server entry and issue requests as defined by the MCP protocol. The server relies on a Java runtime and serves review data that your model can reference during generation.

Prerequisites:

• Java 17 or newer
• Git
• Gradle (wrapper is included in the repo)

Installation steps:

1. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/birariro/agoda-review-mcp.git && cd agoda-review-mcp
2. Build the project (skip tests if desired): ./gradlew build -x test
3. Run the MCP server directly with Java (after build): java -jar build/libs/agoda-review-mcp-0.0.1.jar
4. Configure your MCP client to connect to the server name and port exposed by the running instance (default port as defined by the application). If you wish to package for deployment, ensure the jar path in the mcp configuration matches the built artifact.

Note: The README example shows integrating with Claude MCP by adding this server under the mcpServers section in your global MCP configuration.

Tips:

• Ensure Java 17+ is installed and JAVA_HOME is set.
• The provided build command ignores tests; remove -x test if you want to run tests.
• When configuring your MCP client, replace {path} with the actual path where the jar is located in your environment, or use an absolute path.
• If you encounter port binding or network issues, verify firewall rules and that only one instance binds to the configured port.
• Monitor logs for startup messages to confirm the server is ready to accept MCP requests.

Configuration hints:

• The server name in MCP should be agoda-review-mcp-server as shown in the example.
• If you need environment variables (e.g., to point to data directories), add them in the deployment environment; the current README does not specify required env vars.