Kibela MCP Server is a local Model Context Protocol server for Kibela, facilitating API integrations with MCP-compatible clients for managing notes, folders, comments, and groups. It runs via Docker or direct scripts, allowing users to perform search, create, update, and organize operations on Kibela content seamlessly.
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Apr 28 2025
Kibela MCP Server is a local Model Context Protocol server for Kibela, facilitating API integrations with MCP-compatible clients for managing notes, folders, comments, and groups. It runs via Docker or direct scripts, allowing users to perform search, create, update, and organize operations on Kibela content seamlessly.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 28 2025
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What is Kibela MCP Server?
The Kibela MCP Server acts as an MCP-compliant backend for Kibela, providing GraphQL APIs that enable external tools and clients to interact with Kibela data such as notes, folders, and comments. It supports operations like searching, creating, updating, and moving notes, as well as managing folders and comments. The server is designed to run locally using Docker or scripts, functioning as an intermediary that allows AI tools, editors, and automation scripts to perform tasks on Kibela data securely and efficiently. This setup simplifies integration workflows and enhances Kibela's extensibility with third-party tools.
Who will use Kibela MCP Server?
- Developers building automation tools for Kibela
- Content managers managing Kibela notes and folders
- AI application developers integrating with Kibela
- IT administrators deploying MCP solutions
- Third-party tool vendors offering Kibela integrations
How to use the Kibela MCP Server?
- Step 1: Install Docker and ensure it's running.
- Step 2: Obtain Kibela access tokens via Kibela settings.
- Step 3: Configure the MCP server with your Kibela origin and token.
- Step 4: Run the MCP server locally via Docker or script.
- Step 5: Connect MCP-compatible clients or tools to the server.
- Step 6: Use supported commands to search, create, update, and organize Kibela content.
Kibela MCP Server's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Search notes and folders
- Create, update, and delete notes
- Organize notes into folders
- Manage comments and replies
- Retrieve group and feed section info
The Benefits
- Enables seamless integration of external tools with Kibela
- Supports automation for content management
- Provides a local server setup for security and performance
- Enhances productivity with AI and script automation
- Flexible configuration for custom workflows
Kibela MCP Server's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Automating note organization and updates via scripts
- Building AI-driven writing assistants for Kibela
- Creating custom dashboards aggregating Kibela content
- Synchronizing Kibela data with other systems
- Enabling advanced search and filtering tools
FAQs of Kibela MCP Server
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