Beeper

Provides a simple note store with note:// resources, a summarize-notes prompt, and an add-note tool for MCP clients.

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Documentation & install

Readme and setup notes from the catalogue, plus a client-ready config you can copy for your MCP host.

Installation

Add the following to your MCP client configuration file.

Configuration

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{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mcp-mirror-stopwarbywar_beeper-mcp-server": {
      "command": "uvx",
      "args": [
        "beeper_mcp"
      ]
    }
  }
}

Beeper MCP Server lets you store simple notes, run prompts to summarize them, and add new notes through a lightweight, standard MCP interface. It’s useful for quick note management and automated summaries that you can wire into your MCP client workflows.

How to use

You interact with the Beeper MCP Server through an MCP client. The server exposes two key capabilities: a note storage resource that you can read and update, and a prompt that can generate summaries of all stored notes. You can add new notes with the add-note tool and request a summary of the current notes with the summarize-notes prompt. All operations notify connected clients when resources change, so your UI can stay in sync.

How to install

Prerequisites: you need the MCP runtime tooling available as command-line utilities. The server runs as a stdio-based process, and you will start it from your terminal or through an IDE integration that supports MCP.

Two common ways to run the server are shown below. Choose the one that matches how you want to work (development vs. published/production setup).

uvx beeper_mcp

uv --directory /Users/pan/work/openos/beeper/beeper_mcp run beeper_mcp

Notes on configuration and startup

No explicit runtime configuration knobs are described here beyond choosing the startup command. The published approach uses a straightforward stdio startup with the name beeper_mcp, while a development startup points to the local project directory so you can run the server in place during development.

Additional considerations

The server exposes two main capabilities as described: a note storage resource accessed via a custom note:// URI schema and a single summarize-notes prompt that aggregates all stored notes. The add-note tool accepts name and content to store new notes, updates the server state, and notifies clients of resource changes. Use these features to build simple note workflows inside your MCP client.

Configuration and environment

No specific runtime configuration is provided in this guide. If you are integrating with an MCP client, ensure your client can start the server process and connect via stdio, and that your client handles resource change notifications to stay in sync.

Tools and endpoints

Tools exposed by the server include add-note and summarize-notes. These tools let you add a new note with a name and content, and generate a summary of all stored notes, respectively. The server maintains note resources that you can access and describe via their name, description, and text/plain content type.

Available tools

add-note

Adds a new note to the server. Requires name and content as string arguments. Updates the server state and notifies connected clients of resource changes.

summarize-notes

Creates summaries of all stored notes. Accepts an optional style argument to control detail level (brief or detailed). Generates a prompt by combining all current notes with the chosen style.