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Readme and setup notes from the catalogue, plus a client-ready config you can copy for your MCP host.
This MCP server exposes a note.com compatible MCP endpoint, enabling clients to query data and perform actions through the MCP protocol without building client-side logic yourself. It streamlines integration by providing a dedicated server URL you can connect to from MCP clients.
How to use
You connect an MCP client to the provided HTTP MCP URL to interact with the note.com data through standard MCP calls. Use the client to request data, trigger actions, or subscribe to updates. The server does not require authentication in the configuration, so you can connect directly using the URL shown.
How to install
Prerequisites: ensure you have a modern runtime installed, such as Node.js 18+ or an equivalent runtime suitable for running an MCP server.
Follow these steps to set up the MCP server locally or in your environment. Replace placeholder values with your actual repository URL if needed.
1) Ensure Node.js is installed on your system
- Node.js 18.x or newer is recommended
2) Prepare your environment
- Create a project directory for the MCP server
- Obtain the MCP server source code from your repository
3) Install dependencies
- Run: npm install
4) Run the server
- Run: npm start
Additional sections
Configuration notes: This MCP server is reachable via the following HTTP URL with no authentication required for basic access. You can use this URL in any MCP client that supports standard MCP endpoints.
Example MCP connection details from the source setup you provided include the following values. Use them as a reference when configuring your MCP client: name is note.mcp, the MCP Server URL is https://note-com.fastmcp.app/mcp?email=foo@gmail.com&password=YOUR\_PASSWORD, and Auth is set to No Auth. Enable your note.com MCP server in your client configuration once you have the server up.
Security reminder: even though the sample configuration indicates no authentication, consider enabling proper access controls in production to protect data and prevent unauthorized access. If you decide to enable authentication later, update the MCP client and the server configuration accordingly.