MCP Server Qiita
This is an MCP server for Qiita API v2, providing user management, article operations, tag management, and comment functions. It is designed for Japanese users and provides Japanese support.
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What is the Qiita MCP Server?
This is a Model Context Protocol server specifically designed for Qiita, a well - known Japanese technology sharing platform. It allows you to directly manage your Qiita account through an AI assistant, including publishing technical articles, searching for content, interacting with the community, etc. All operations support the Japanese interface.How to use the Qiita MCP Server?
Simply obtain a Qiita access token, configure the server in a supported AI tool, and you can start using it. You can publish articles, search for technical content, manage collections and followings, etc. through natural language instructions.Use Cases
Suitable for technical bloggers, developers, and learners to quickly publish technical articles, search for solutions, and manage community interactions in an AI assistant environment. It is especially suitable for Japanese developers who need to frequently update technical content.Main Features
User Account Management
Get user information, manage follow relationships, view personal profiles and activity records
Article Content Management
Create, edit, and publish technical articles, supporting Markdown format and tag management
Content Discovery and Search
Search for technical articles, filter by tags, and discover popular content
Community Interaction Functions
Collect articles, interact through comments, follow users and tags
Japanese Interface Support
A complete Japanese operation interface and error prompts, optimized for Japanese users
Advantages
Seamlessly integrate into the AI workflow and operate Qiita through natural language
Complete API coverage, supporting all major Qiita functions
A Japanese interface and documentation optimized for Japanese users
An open - source project with customizable and extensible functions
Support for popular AI development tools such as Cursor and Claude
Limitations
Requires a Qiita account and access token to use
Subject to Qiita API rate limits (1000 requests per hour for authenticated users)
Only supports the Qiita platform and is not compatible with other technical blog platforms
Requires basic command - line knowledge for initial configuration
How to Use
Obtain a Qiita Access Token
Visit the Qiita settings page to create a new access token and select the appropriate permission scope.
Install the MCP Server
Globally install the Qiita MCP server package via npm.
Configure the AI Tool
Configure the server connection in Cursor or other MCP - supported tools.
Start Using
Directly use Qiita functions in an AI conversation, such as publishing articles or searching for content.
Usage Examples
Technical Blog Publishing Workflow
Developers quickly publish technical learning notes to Qiita through an AI assistant.
Technical Problem Research
Search for solutions on Qiita when encountering technical problems.
Content Collection Management
Organize and review collected technical articles.
Community Interaction
Follow excellent authors and participate in technical discussions.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to obtain a Qiita access token?
Which AI development tools are supported?
Does it support Markdown format when publishing articles?
Are there any limits on the number of API calls?
What should I do if a connection error occurs?
Related Resources
Qiita API Official Documentation
Complete Qiita API v2 interface documentation and examples
MCP Protocol Specification
Official technical specification of the Model Context Protocol
GitHub Repository
Project source code and issue tracking
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