Bluesky MCP
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Bluesky MCP is a Go service implementing a Model Context Protocol server for the Bluesky social network via the AT Protocol. It enables AI-powered features like feed analysis and content generation.
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What is Bluesky MCP?
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an API specification for integrating AI and ML models with the AT Protocol ecosystem. MCP servers provide context to applications, enabling them to leverage AI capabilities without requiring direct integration with large language models or other AI systems.
How to use Bluesky MCP?
To use Bluesky MCP, first clone the repository, install dependencies, and configure the service with your Bluesky credentials. Then, build and run the server. You can interact with the service via API requests using tools like curl or use the provided CLI tool for easier access to API features.
Key features of Bluesky MCP
Feed Analysis
Post Assistant
Community Management
Security
High Availability
Use cases of Bluesky MCP
Analyzing Bluesky feeds for sentiment
Generating engaging content suggestions for Bluesky posts
Tracking user activity and monitoring recent posts
Integrating AI capabilities into Bluesky applications
Automating content creation and moderation
FAQ from Bluesky MCP
What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
MCP is an API specification for integrating AI and ML models with the AT Protocol ecosystem.
What are the prerequisites for running Bluesky MCP?
What are the prerequisites for running Bluesky MCP?
You need Go 1.21 or higher and a Bluesky account.
How do I configure Bluesky MCP?
How do I configure Bluesky MCP?
You can configure the service using environment variables or a JSON configuration file.
How do I use the CLI tool?
How do I use the CLI tool?
Build the CLI tool using make build-cli and then run commands like ./bin/bluesky-mcp-cli assist --mood excited --topic "artificial intelligence".
What security features are implemented in Bluesky MCP?
What security features are implemented in Bluesky MCP?
The service implements input validation, TLS security, JWT token validation, and protection against common web vulnerabilities like XSS.