mcp-notes-server

SAGAAIDEV/mcp-notes-server

3.1

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The MCP server is designed to facilitate seamless integration and communication between AI tools and various data sources, enhancing the capabilities of AI applications.

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Overview

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Features

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Installation

From PyPI (if published)

There are two main ways to use the server if it's published on PyPI:

Option 1: Install and then Run (Recommended for regular use)

First, install the package into your Python environment using UV:

# Install using UV
uv pip install mcp_server_to_take_notes

# If you don't have UV, you can use pip:
# pip install mcp_server_to_take_notes

Once installed, you can run the server from your terminal:

mcp_server_to_take_notes-server

Option 2: Run Directly with uvx (For quick use without permanent installation)

If you want to run the server without installing it into your current environment (or to run a specific version easily), you can use uvx. This is handy for one-off tasks or testing.

# Run the latest version of the server directly from PyPI
uvx mcp_server_to_take_notes mcp_server_to_take_notes-server

# You can also specify a version:
# uvx mcp_server_to_take_notes==1.2.3 mcp_server_to_take_notes-server

This command tells uvx to fetch the mcp_server_to_take_notes package and execute its mcp_server_to_take_notes-server command.

From Source

# Clone the repository
git clone <your-repository-url>
cd mcp_server_to_take_notes

# Create and activate a virtual environment using UV
uv venv
source venv/bin/activate  # On Windows: venv\Scripts\activate

# Install in development mode using UV
uv pip install -e .

Available Tools

tool_name

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Example:

# Using stdio transport (default)
mcp_server_to_take_notes-client "your command here"

# Using SSE transport
mcp_server_to_take_notes-server --transport sse
curl http://localhost:3001/sse

Usage

This MCP server provides two entry points:

  1. mcp_server_to_take_notes-server: The MCP server that handles tool requests 
    # Run with stdio transport (default)
mcp_server_to_take_notes-server

# Run with SSE transport
mcp_server_to_take_notes-server --transport sse

Logging

The server logs all activity to both stderr and a rotating log file. Log files are stored in OS-specific locations:

  • macOS: ~/Library/Logs/mcp-servers/mcp_server_to_take_notes.log
  • Linux:
    • Root user: /var/log/mcp-servers/mcp_server_to_take_notes.log
    • Non-root: ~/.local/state/mcp-servers/logs/mcp_server_to_take_notes.log
  • Windows: %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\mcp-servers\logs\mcp_server_to_take_notes.log

Log files are automatically rotated when they reach 10MB, with up to 5 backup files kept.

You can configure the log level using the LOG_LEVEL environment variable:

# Set log level to DEBUG for more detailed logging
LOG_LEVEL=DEBUG mcp_server_to_take_notes-server

Valid log levels are: DEBUG, INFO (default), WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL

  1. mcp_server_to_take_notes-client: A convenience client for testing 
    mcp_server_to_take_notes-client "your command here"

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Requirements

  • Python 3.11 or later (< 3.13)
  • Operating Systems: Linux, macOS, Windows

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  • External services or APIs needed
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Configuration

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Development

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Troubleshooting

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the file for details.

Author

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