Note Manager MCP Server for Claude Desktop
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About Note Manager MCP Server for Claude Desktop
MCP Server for a note management application that integrates with Agents with MCP client integration - Tested with Claude Desktop
Config
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"note-manger-mcp-server": {
"command": "uv",
"args": [
"init",
"note-manager-mcp-server"
]
}
}
}Tools
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Overview
What is Note Manager MCP Server for Claude Desktop?
The Note Manager MCP Server for Claude Desktop is a Model Context Protocol server that integrates a note management application with agents like Claude Desktop. It allows users to view, add, delete, and search notes during conversations with Claude.
How to use Note Manager MCP Server for Claude Desktop?
Install the server using uv and the MCP CLI, then install it in Claude Desktop via uv run mcp install main.py. After restarting Claude Desktop, users can manage notes by asking natural-language commands such as "Show me my notes" or "Add a new note about [topic]".
Key features of Note Manager MCP Server for Claude Desktop
- View all notes for a user
- Add new notes with automatic date timestamps
- Delete notes by ID
- Search notes by keyword
- Search notes by date
- In-memory storage during the session (not persisted)
Use cases of Note Manager MCP Server for Claude Desktop
- Quickly capture ideas while chatting with Claude
- Retrieve previously saved notes during a conversation
- Delete outdated or incorrect notes
- Find notes containing specific keywords
- Locate notes created on a particular date
FAQ from Note Manager MCP Server for Claude Desktop
What does the Note Manager MCP Server for Claude Desktop do?
It provides tools to manage notes (view, add, delete, search) through Claude Desktop using natural language. Data is stored in memory for the duration of the session.
What are the prerequisites for using it?
Python 3.10 or higher and the Claude Desktop application are required.
How is note data stored?
Notes are stored in memory during the session and are not persisted between sessions.
How can I test or inspect the server?
Use the command uv run mcp dev main.py to launch the MCP Inspector for testing.
Does the server require authentication?
—
What transport protocol does it use?
The server uses the MCP protocol integrated with Claude Desktop; no additional transport configuration is mentioned.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Note Manager MCP Server for Claude Desktop do?
It provides tools to manage notes (view, add, delete, search) through Claude Desktop using natural language. Data is stored in memory for the duration of the session.
What are the prerequisites for using it?
Python 3.10 or higher and the Claude Desktop application are required.
How is note data stored?
Notes are stored in memory during the session and are not persisted between sessions.
How can I test or inspect the server?
Use the command `uv run mcp dev main.py` to launch the MCP Inspector for testing.
What transport protocol does it use?
The server uses the MCP protocol integrated with Claude Desktop; no additional transport configuration is mentioned.
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