Inkdrop MCP Server
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The Inkdrop MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server designed for the Inkdrop Local HTTP Server API. It allows you to interact with your Inkdrop notes and notebooks programmatically.
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What is Inkdrop MCP Server?
The Inkdrop MCP Server is a bridge between the Model Context Protocol and the Inkdrop note-taking application's local HTTP server. It exposes Inkdrop's data and functionalities through a standardized protocol, enabling integration with other applications and services.
How to use Inkdrop MCP Server?
To use the server, first set up the Inkdrop local HTTP server. Then, configure your MCP client (like Claude Desktop) to connect to the server by specifying the command and environment variables, including the Inkdrop local server URL, username, and password. You can then use the provided tools to interact with your notes and notebooks.
Key features of Inkdrop MCP Server
Retrieve note content by ID
Search notes by keyword
List notes in a notebook
Create new notes
Update existing notes
List all notebooks
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Use cases of Inkdrop MCP Server
Automated note organization and management
Integration with personal knowledge management systems
Programmatic note creation and modification
Building custom Inkdrop extensions and integrations
FAQ from Inkdrop MCP Server
How do I find the note ID?
How do I find the note ID?
The note ID can be found as _id in the note documents. It always starts with note:.
How can I get the full content of a note when search-notes returns a truncated body?
How can I get the full content of a note when search-notes returns a truncated body?
Use the read-note tool with the note ID to retrieve the complete content.
What are the valid values for the 'status' field when creating or updating a note?
What are the valid values for the 'status' field when creating or updating a note?
The valid values are: none, active, onHold, completed, and dropped.
How do I debug the MCP server?
How do I debug the MCP server?
The best way to debug is to use the MCP Inspector. You can launch it using npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector "./dist/index.js" and access it in your browser.
Where can I find the server logs?
Where can I find the server logs?
You can watch the server logs using the command tail -n 20 -f ~/Library/Logs/Claude/mcp-server-inkdrop.log (on macOS).