General search on Bilibili returns everything adjacent to your query, which is fine for browsing and useless for identification. The exact-match mode restricts results to true matches and tells you in a dedicated field whether it found one — so an assistant can say "no such user" instead of confidently returning the closest thing. Danmaku access is the other distinctive piece: the comment stream is where a video's audience reaction actually lives.
An MCP server over the Bilibili API. Besides ordinary keyword search it offers a precise mode that filters out near-matches, which is what makes searching for a user with a common name usable.
- Keyword search across Bilibili — `general_search`
- User search that can be sorted by follower count, for telling apart accounts with similar names — `search_user`
- Exact-match search across users, videos, live rooms and columns, returning an `exact_match` field so the caller knows whether a true match was found — `get_precise_results`
- Danmaku — the scrolling comments overlaid on a video — pulled for a given video — `get_video_danmaku`
No account and no key. `uv` for dependency management: clone the repository, run `uv sync`, then register `uv` in your client with `--directory` pointing at the clone and `bilibili.py` as the script to run. The package is `bilibili-mcp-server` (0.1.0 in pyproject).
One command — npx -y bilibili-mcp-server