secretcv-mcp 🇹🇷
mcp-name: io.github.mohammad-abbasi-sh/secretcv-mcp
Unofficial read-only MCP server for secretcv.com, Türkiye's job board — keyword/city job search (~18,000 live listings), full job details from schema.org JobPosting data (title, company, city, date posted, employment type, salary when disclosed, description + qualifications), sector list and city list.
Built by Mohammad Abbasi as part of the "Turkey MCP factory" (Sepehr-style pipeline). Not affiliated with secretcv.com.
For AI agents
Add to your MCP client config (stdio):
{
"mcpServers": {
"secretcv": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": ["secretcv-mcp"]
}
}
}
Or run locally: python -m secretcv_mcp.server (needs mcp<2, curl-cffi).
Tools
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
secretcv_search_jobs |
Search jobs by keyword and/or city — query ("barista", "garson", "şoför"), city ("İstanbul", "Ankara", "İzmir"; "İstanbul Anadolu" / "İstanbul Avrupa" are separate regions); returns the total matching-job count + jobs (title, company, city, district, relative post date, job URL). First results page only (20 jobs) |
secretcv_latest_jobs |
Newest listings on secretcv.com (limit 1..20); returns the total live-job count + jobs |
secretcv_get_job |
Full detail for one job — job_url (as returned by the search/latest tools); returns title, company (+ company page URL), city/region, date posted, employment type, salary in TRY/month when disclosed, full description + qualifications |
secretcv_list_sectors |
Job sectors (e.g. "Bankacılık / Finans", "Bilgisayar / BT / İnternet", "Çağrı Merkezi") with slug + listing URL; limit 1..50 |
secretcv_list_cities |
Turkish cities/regions with listings (81 provinces; İstanbul split into Anadolu/Avrupa) with slug + listing URL; limit 1..50 |
Example output (secretcv_search_jobs / "barista"):
{"query": "barista", "total": 220, "count": 2, "jobs": [
{"title": "Barista / Tuzla - Sabancı Üniversitesi",
"company": "Coffy", "city": "İstanbul Anadolu",
"posted_relative": "1 gün önce",
"url": "https://www.secretcv.com/coffy-11372/barista-tuzla-sabanci-universitesi-is-ilanlari-1884564"}, …]}
Example output (secretcv_get_job / the Coffy barista posting):
{"title": "Barista / Tuzla - Sabancı Üniversitesi", "company": "Coffy",
"city": "İstanbul Anadolu", "date_posted": "2026-11-06T19:18:10+03:00",
"employment_type": "Tam Zamanlı",
"description": "Coffy hizmet deneyimiyle harmanlayarak misafirlerimize …"}
How it works
secretcv.com serves its listings fully server-rendered — no login, no API key, no session cookies. Keyword search is path-based (/is-ilanlari/<keyword>-is-ilanlari, e.g. barista → 220 jobs); city listings use /is-ilanlari/<city>-is-ilanlari (istanbul → 2,397 jobs); city + keyword uses /is-ilanlari/<city>/<keyword>-is-ilanlari. (The ?q= query form is dead — HTTP 410.) Listing pages carry 20 job cards each (title, company, city + district, relative post date) and a total count ("18.225 İş İlanı Listelendi"). Job detail pages carry a schema.org JobPosting JSON-LD block (title, description with "Genel Yetkinlikler" + "İŞ TANIMI", qualifications, datePosted, employmentType, hiringOrganization, jobLocation, baseSalary — "-" when undisclosed). The sectors index (/sektore-gore-is-ilanlari) mixes sectors with city/district links, so sector/city parsing filters on the 81-province slug set. City names are slugified (İstanbul → istanbul). Transport uses Chrome TLS impersonation (curl-cffi, chrome120); requests are spaced ~0.8s apart; everything is read-only.
Install
uvx secretcv-mcp # run directly (needs uv)
# or
pip install secretcv-mcp
secretcv-mcp # starts the MCP server on stdio
Tests
python -m venv .venv && .venv/bin/pip install -e .
.venv/bin/python -m unittest discover -s tests -v
Offline tests run on recorded fixtures (real pages fetched 2026-11-07); live tests hit secretcv.com. 25/25 green at build time (16 offline + 9 live) plus an MCP stdio smoke test.
Roadmap
- Second-page listings (the site has no server-side pagination links; a "load more" API would be needed)
- Company pages (
/firma/<slug>-is-ilanlari: all jobs from one employer) - Salary statistics per keyword/city (most postings do not disclose a salary)
License
MIT — see LICENSE.
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