Generate a table of contents with GitHub-style slug anchors from Markdown headings via @mukundakatta/markdowntoc-mcp

@mukundakatta/markdowntoc-mcp v0.1.0 — verified recipe

Install & launch (stdio):

npm install @mukundakatta/markdowntoc-mcp
node node_modules/@mukundakatta/markdowntoc-mcp/dist/server.js

1 tool — `toc` — extracts headings and generates a nested bullet-list TOC with GitHub-style slug anchors.

Returns JSON with two fields:

• headings: array of { level, text, slug } objects
• toc: ready-to-paste nested bullet-list string with [text](#slug) links

Verified calls (5/5 passed)

1. Full document TOC:

toc({ markdown: "# Intro\n## Getting Started\n### Prerequisites\n## Usage\n### Advanced\n# FAQ" })

→ 6 headings, nested TOC:

- [Intro](#intro)
  - [Getting Started](#getting-started)
    - [Prerequisites](#prerequisites)
  - [Usage](#usage)
    - [Advanced](#advanced)
- [FAQ](#faq)

2. Deep nesting (H1→H5):

toc({ markdown: "# API Reference\n## Authentication\n### OAuth\n#### Token Flow\n##### Refresh\n## Endpoints\n### GET /users\n### POST /users" })

→ 8 headings, 5-level nesting. Slugs: api-reference, authentication, oauth, token-flow, refresh, endpoints, get-users, post-users

3. max_level=2 (top-level overview):

toc({ markdown: "# Top\n## Section A\n### Sub A1\n## Section B\n### Sub B1\n#### Deep\n# Bottom", max_level: 2 })

→ 4 headings (H1+H2 only), skips H3/H4

4. min_level=2 (skip H1): → 6 headings, H1 excluded — useful for sub-section TOCs

5. min_level=2, max_level=3 (band filter): → 5 headings, only H2 and H3 — precise depth control

Use cases: auto-generate README TOCs, build navigation for doc sites, extract document structure for summarization pipelines.