EE-WILL-I/simple-data-comparator-mcp

Simple toolset for performing comparison of JSON, XML, XLSX, CSV and text data in Actual-Expected format with different options.

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csv-comparator

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EE-WILL-I/simple-data-comparator-mcp

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Compares CSV actual vs expected template via the validate-csv MCP tool. Use when validating CSV exports, tabular reports, database dumps, ETL output, or when the user asks to compare or validate CSV data.

not rated 0 23d ago A 48 tokens original MIT

json-comparator

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EE-WILL-I/simple-data-comparator-mcp

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Compares JSON actual vs expected template via the validate-json MCP tool. Use when validating API responses, JSON configs, nested objects, JSON Schema contracts, or when the user asks to compare, diff, or validate JSON data.

not rated 0 23d ago A 49 tokens original MIT

text-comparator

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EE-WILL-I/simple-data-comparator-mcp

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Compares plain text actual vs expected via the validate-text MCP tool. Use when validating logs, CLI stdout, fixed-format text reports, or when the user asks for exact line-by-line text comparison.

not rated 0 23d ago A 44 tokens original MIT

xlsx-comparator

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EE-WILL-I/simple-data-comparator-mcp

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Compares XLSX workbooks actual vs expected via the validate-xlsx MCP tool. Use when validating Excel reports, spreadsheet exports, workbook sheets, or when the user asks to compare or validate .xlsx files.

not rated 0 23d ago A 46 tokens original MIT

xml-comparator

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EE-WILL-I/simple-data-comparator-mcp

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Compares XML actual vs expected template via the validate-xml MCP tool. Use when validating SOAP/REST XML responses, XML configs, element structure, or when the user asks to compare or validate XML documents.

not rated 0 23d ago A 46 tokens original MIT

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