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Bluesky Context Server

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Bluesky Context Server is a simple MCP server designed to enable MCP clients to query Bluesky instances. It can be installed automatically via Smithery or manually.

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What is Bluesky Context Server?

Bluesky Context Server is a Minimal Context Provider (MCP) server that acts as an intermediary, allowing MCP clients (like Claude Desktop) to access and query data from Bluesky instances.

How to use Bluesky Context Server?

The server can be installed either automatically using Smithery or manually. For manual installation, the code needs to be placed on your computer, and the Claude Desktop app needs to be configured to use the MCP server by modifying the config.json file with the correct command, arguments, and environment variables (BLUESKY_APP_KEY, BLUESKY_IDENTIFIER).

Key features of Bluesky Context Server

  • Enables Bluesky data access for MCP clients

  • Simple and lightweight MCP server

  • Supports automatic installation via Smithery

  • Supports manual configuration

  • Facilitates integration with Claude Desktop

Use cases of Bluesky Context Server

  • Integrating Bluesky data into Claude Desktop

  • Providing context from Bluesky to other applications

  • Building applications that leverage Bluesky data through an MCP interface

  • Querying Bluesky instances from MCP clients

  • Extending the capabilities of MCP clients with Bluesky data

FAQ from Bluesky Context Server

What is an MCP server?

MCP stands for Minimal Context Provider. It's a server that provides context to other applications.

What is Bluesky?

Bluesky is a decentralized social network protocol and platform.

What is Smithery?

Smithery is a tool that automates the installation of servers like Bluesky Context Server.

Do I need a BLUESKY_APP_KEY and BLUESKY_IDENTIFIER?

Yes, these environment variables are required for the server to authenticate with Bluesky. You'll need to obtain these from Bluesky.

Where can I find the config.json file for Claude?

The config.json file is typically located in the ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/ directory on macOS.