nvim-mcp vs hwp-mcp
nvim-mcp: nvim-mcp provides an MCP server that connects to a running Neovim session via its native msgpack-RPC socket, enabling AI agents to see the editor state, edit buffers in memory, run Vim commands, send keystrokes, query LSP diagnostics, and more. It works with Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and other MCP-compatible clients. The tool is designed for safe, non-destructive operations with full undo support.; hwp-mcp: hwp-mcp is an MCP server for reading and writing Korean Hangul (.hwp / .hwpx) documents from Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT and any MCP-compatible client. It supports reading both .hwp and .hwpx formats, and writing (find/replace, template filling, new document creation) for .hwpx. Built on top of the rhwp engine, it provides 34 MCP tools for text manipulation, table editing, image handling, rendering, and document creation.
TL;DR
AI-assisted code editing without leaving Neovim
Automate reading and extracting content from Korean government or business Hangul documents
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