The WeRead MCP Server is a lightweight service that bridges WeRead data and AI clients, enabling in - depth interaction between reading notes and AI.

MCP Notes is an intelligent note - taking application based on the MCP protocol, supporting AI - driven note management and web interface operations, and using DynamoDB to store data.

A local server based on the MCP protocol that implements semantic search and RAG functions for Apple Notes, which can be called by AI assistants such as Claude.

Hivemind is an Obsidian plugin that provides AI firewall capabilities for fictional world - building, research, and knowledge management. It ensures that AI tools collaborate based on the real information in the user's notes through timeline views, relationship graphs, and canonical workflows, preventing AI hallucinations.

An MCP server developed based on TypeScript, which enables AI assistants to read, write, search, and manage notes in the Obsidian knowledge base by encapsulating Obsidian's official CLI.

An AI note application based on the MCP protocol, supporting a dual-server architecture and DynamoDB storage

GistPad MCP is a Node.js-based server for managing personal knowledge, daily notes, and reusable prompts via GitHub Gists. It works with the VS Code extension and the GistPad.dev website, supporting access to and editing of Gists from any MCP-compatible AI product.

This is an MCP server for the reMarkable tablet, enabling AI assistants to read, search, and traverse your entire reMarkable library, including recognizing handwritten notes through OCR and transforming the tablet into a 'second brain' accessible to AI.

This project is a list of MCP servers, covering multiple fields such as browser automation, tool integration, system automation, AI services, search, commands, workflow automation, social media, communication, customer data platforms, databases, knowledge storage, development tools, file systems, cloud storage, finance, location services, monitoring, research data, security, travel, data visualization, notes, marketing, identity, etc.

Obsidian MCP is a tool that interacts with the Obsidian knowledge base through the Model Context Protocol, supporting AI assistants to read, write, and manipulate notes.

TurboVault is a production-level MCP server that transforms an Obsidian knowledge base into an AI-driven intelligent knowledge system. It provides 44 professional tools for reading, writing, searching, analyzing, and managing notes, with a performance of less than 100 milliseconds.

The MCP server integration project of Cursor AI provides AI interaction capabilities for PostgreSQL databases, Obsidian notes, and n8n workflows

Attio's MCP server is used to connect AI clients (such as Claude) to the Attio API, supporting reading and writing of company records and notes.

This is a server based on the Model Context Protocol that provides tools for interacting with the Open Notebook API, supporting functions such as managing notebooks, content sources, notes, searches, and AI conversations.

TaskNote Bridge is a native macOS Swift application that implements a complete MCP protocol server for AI assistant integration between Things 3 and Apple Notes.

MCP Apple Notes is a service based on the Model Context Protocol that can perform semantic search and Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) on Apple Notes, enabling AI assistants like Claude to reference users' notes in conversations.

The HackMD MCP Server is a service based on the Model Context Protocol that allows AI assistants to manage users' notes and team collaboration content through the HackMD API.

The Vector Memory MCP Server provides long-term memory functions for AI assistants, supports saving and retrieving files or free-form notes, and enables natural language information queries through semantic search.

This is a comprehensive collection of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, covering multiple categories such as AI services, art and culture, browser automation, cloud platforms, cloud storage, command lines, communication, customer data platforms, data science tools, databases, developer tools, file systems, finance, games, knowledge and memory, location services, marketing, monitoring, notes, other tools and integrations, research and data, search, security, social media, system automation, travel and transportation, version control, and workflow automation.

An Obsidian MCP server project implemented in Kotlin, enabling AI agents to interact with notes through the Obsidian Local REST API plugin.

zk - mcp is an MCP server used to integrate zk - managed notes with LLMs, aiming to enable LLMs to efficiently access the knowledge base managed by zk.

The Tinderbox MCP Server is a service that enables AI assistants (such as Claude) to interact with the Tinderbox knowledge management application through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), supporting the operation of Tinderbox documents using natural language, including creating notes, updating attributes, and linking notes.

An MCP server that provides access functions for Folk CRM, allowing AI assistants to manage contacts, companies, notes, reminders, and interaction records, including intelligent search and built - in skill resources.

An AI sticky note project based on the MCP framework, supporting adding, reading, and deleting notes, and capable of intelligent summarization through Claude Desktop.

A server implementation for interacting with the Agenda app on macOS via Claude AI, providing functions such as creating notes, managing projects, and opening existing notes through x - callback - urls.

The Temp Notes MCP Server is a temporary information storage service designed for AI agents, supporting cross - conversation and context - based storage and retrieval of temporary notes to help solve the context window limitation problem in complex tasks.

The Get Notes MCP Server provides intelligent knowledge base integration capabilities for AI assistants such as Claude through AI - enhanced knowledge base search and recall functions.