Audiobookshelf MCP
An MCP server for interacting with an Audiobookshelf instance, providing tools for accessing and managing audiobook libraries, podcasts, authors, collections, and playlists.
rating : 2 points
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What is the Audiobookshelf MCP Server?
This is a bridge that connects AI assistants (such as Claude Desktop, Witsy, etc.) with your personal Audiobookshelf server. With this tool, you can converse with the AI assistant in natural language to query and manage your audiobook and podcast libraries, just like having a smart librarian.How to use the Audiobookshelf MCP Server?
First, you need to install the MCP server program, and then configure the connection information in the supported AI assistant applications. After the configuration is complete, you can directly ask questions to the AI assistant, such as 'Show my audiobook library' or 'Find all books by author XXX'. The AI assistant will automatically call the corresponding tools to obtain information.Applicable scenarios
Suitable for Audiobookshelf users who want to quickly find and manage media content through AI assistants without manually logging in to the web interface. Especially suitable for scenarios such as driving or doing housework, where you can control playlists and query book information through voice or chat.Main Features
Library Management
Browse all media libraries and view detailed information about items, authors, series, etc. in the libraries.
Content Browsing
Get detailed information about a single audiobook or podcast, including the cover, description, etc.
Author Exploration
Browse works by author and learn about all the author's publications.
Collections and Playlists
Create and manage collections and playlists to organize your media content.
Podcast Management
Manage podcast subscriptions, check for new episodes, and search for specific episodes.
Progress Tracking
Update and view audiobook progress and manage ongoing projects.
User Information
Get personal user information, listening statistics, and session records.
Advantages
Natural language interaction: Manage your media library through conversations without memorizing complex commands.
Seamless integration: Directly integrate with mainstream AI assistants (such as Claude, Witsy, etc.).
Comprehensive functionality: Cover most core management functions of Audiobookshelf.
Cross - platform support: Provide pre - compiled versions for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Flexible configuration: Support both environment variables and parameters for configuration.
Limitations
Requires technical configuration: Initial setup requires configuring the API key and server address.
Depends on external services: Requires a running Audiobookshelf instance.
Only supports text interaction: The current version mainly interacts with AI assistants through text.
Functionality is limited by the API: Can only use the functions provided by the official Audiobookshelf API.
How to Use
Get API Credentials
Log in to your Audiobookshelf instance, go to Settings → Users → Your Account, and generate or copy the API token.
Download the MCP Server
Download the pre - compiled version suitable for your operating system from the GitHub Releases page.
Configure Environment Variables
Set the Audiobookshelf server address and API token.
Configure the AI Assistant
Add the MCP server configuration in Claude Desktop or Witsy.
Start Using
Open the AI assistant and start querying and managing your media library through natural language.
Usage Examples
Browse Media Libraries
The user wants to know what media libraries they have and what's in them.
Create a Playlist
The user wants to create a playlist for a specific theme.
Find Specific Content
The user wants to find books by a specific author or on a specific topic.
Manage Listening Progress
The user wants to update or view the listening progress.
Podcast Management
The user wants to check for podcast updates or manage subscriptions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to have an Audiobookshelf server to use this tool?
Which AI assistants are supported?
Is this tool secure? Will it leak my data?
What if my Audiobookshelf server address changes?
Can this tool control playback?
Do I need programming knowledge to use this tool?
Related Resources
Audiobookshelf Official Website
The official website of the Audiobookshelf self - hosted audiobook and podcast server.
Model Context Protocol
The official documentation and specifications of the MCP protocol.
GitHub Repository
The source code and issue tracking for this project.
Witsy AI Assistant
One of the desktop AI assistants that support MCP.
Claude Desktop
The Claude desktop client from Anthropic, which supports MCP.

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