Summary
Conference planning without opening the list repo.
The Java conference calendar that circulates as a GitHub README becomes something you can ask questions of — which events are coming, which run hybrid, and which CFPs are still open.
What it is
A Java MCP server that parses the community-maintained javaconferences.github.io README and serves it as structured conference records — name, date, location, country, hybrid flag, conference link, and the Call for Papers link and closing date.
What you get
- Java conferences for the current year, or for any year the source lists
- The date, location and country of each conference
- Whether an event runs hybrid or in person only
- The Call for Papers link and its closing date, where the source has one
Requirements
A JDK — the client config launches the packaged jar with java -jar. No account and no API key: the data is read from a public GitHub raw URL configured in application.properties.
Setup effort
Build from source — clone the repository and build it, then point your client at the binary