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Kanibal Tools MCP
Local MCP tools for outreach compliance and lead costs
An MCP server that lets Claude, Cursor and other AI assistants check French telemarketing consent, draft a GDPR gap report for offshore customer service, rank lead sources by cost per kept meeting and pick the cheapest capable model. Local, read-only, MIT.
Hi everyone. I run Altavista360, a small call-centre outsourcing brokerage based in Spain. We kept answering the same questions by hand, so we turned them into small standard-library Python tools: is a telemarketing consent still valid under France’s new one-year rule (décret 2026-662)? Which lead source is cheapest per meeting that actually took place, not per lead? What is missing in our GDPR set-up for customer service outsourced outside the EU?
Kanibal Tools MCP exposes those tools, plus a small “cheapest model that has the required capabilities” picker, to Claude, Cursor and any MCP client:
claude mcp add kanibal-tools -- uvx kanibal-tools-mcp
Everything runs locally and is read-only: no network call, no file access, no state between calls. Unknown or malformed input fails closed. The consent and GDPR tools are checklists, not legal advice.
It is free and MIT-licensed. I would love feedback on the tool interfaces, especially from people running outbound or customer-service teams across EU borders.
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“Local MCP tools for outreach compliance and lead costs”
Kanibal Tools MCP was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #185 on the daily leaderboard. An MCP server that lets Claude, Cursor and other AI assistants check French telemarketing consent, draft a GDPR gap report for offshore customer service, rank lead sources by cost per kept meeting and pick the cheapest capable model. Local, read-only, MIT.
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Hi everyone. I run Altavista360, a small call-centre outsourcing brokerage based in Spain. We kept answering the same questions by hand, so we turned them into small standard-library Python tools: is a telemarketing consent still valid under France’s new one-year rule (décret 2026-662)? Which lead source is cheapest per meeting that actually took place, not per lead? What is missing in our GDPR set-up for customer service outsourced outside the EU?
Kanibal Tools MCP exposes those tools, plus a small “cheapest model that has the required capabilities” picker, to Claude, Cursor and any MCP client:
claude mcp add kanibal-tools -- uvx kanibal-tools-mcp
Everything runs locally and is read-only: no network call, no file access, no state between calls. Unknown or malformed input fails closed. The consent and GDPR tools are checklists, not legal advice.
It is free and MIT-licensed. I would love feedback on the tool interfaces, especially from people running outbound or customer-service teams across EU borders.