# Content management

An MCP server for interacting with WordPress sites, providing functions to retrieve articles, pages, categories, and site information.

An MCP server for interacting with the LogSeq note-taking app, providing various API tools to operate on note content.

This project implements an MCP server for the Notion API, allowing access to and operation of Notion content through the model context protocol, supporting functions such as searching, commenting, and adding pages.

An RSS crawler server based on the MCP protocol, used for crawling and managing RSS subscription content and integrating with LLM.

A full-featured Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed for Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), allowing users to interact with AEM instances through natural language, manage content, components, and resources, and support integration with AI IDEs.

An MCP server for social media management that supports the X platform (formerly Twitter), providing functions for posting, creating threads, replying, and listing.

An MCP server implemented for Atlassian Confluence, providing a toolset for interacting with Confluence through the MCP protocol, supporting functions such as content search and page management, and can be deployed to Cloud Run based on the Flask framework.

The Storyblok MCP Server is a middleware that connects AI tools to the Storyblok CMS and automates content management through natural language.

This project implements an MCP server for the Notion API, allowing interaction with Notion content through the MCP protocol, supporting operations such as searching, commenting, and creating pages.

XMind Mind Map Analysis Service

This project implements an MCP server for the Notion API, allowing interaction with Notion through the MCP protocol, supporting operations such as searching, commenting, and adding pages.

The Strapi MCP Server is a standardized interface service that enables AI assistants to interact with the Strapi CMS, providing functions such as content type management, REST API operations, and media uploads. It is compatible with Strapi v4 and v5.

A high - performance Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for integrating Notion into AI workflows.

The NotePM MCP Server is a service for searching NotePM content, supporting functions such as full-text search, title search, and tag filtering, and can be accessed via an MCP-compatible client.

An MCP server for interacting with the LogSeq note - taking software, providing various tools to operate on page content, supporting API configuration and development debugging.

The Emlog MCP Server is an integrated service for the Emlog blog system based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It provides standardized interfaces for AI assistants to interact with the Emlog blog and supports functions such as article management, category retrieval, comment operations, and microblog posting.

A simplified MCP server that provides direct access to the raw Markdown content without any processing or parsing, suitable for accessing business rules, documents, or knowledge bases.

Discourse MCP is a Model Context Protocol server that exposes Discourse forum functions as tools to AI agents. It supports operations such as searching, reading posts, and creating posts, provides read-only and writable modes, and supports remote tool discovery and dynamic registration.

This is an MCP server for the IBM FileNet content manager, providing a standardized interface for AI models and supporting functions such as document management, folder operations, metadata query, and search.

An experimental MkDocs plugin for integrating the MCP server into the MkDocs workflow to provide documentation content access functionality.

The Intercom MCP Server provides Help Center content management and customer service workflow automation functions, supporting article management, collection operations, and multilingual translation.

A server project that integrates Ghost CMS with Claude AI through the FastMCP framework, supporting the direct creation and management of Ghost blog content through Claude.

The Strapi MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server designed for Strapi CMS, providing a standardized AI assistant interaction interface and supporting content type management and REST API operations.

This is an MCP server project based on the note.com API, allowing access to note.com functions via Claude Desktop, including article search, user information retrieval, article publishing, comment management, etc. It supports both authenticated and non - authenticated modes, providing rich API tools and data analysis functions.

The Python Alfresco MCP Server is an Alfresco Content Services Model Context Protocol server built on the FastMCP 2.0 framework. It provides 15 tools such as full - text search, document management, and metadata operations, supports multiple transport protocols such as STDIO/HTTP/SSE, and is suitable for both Alfresco Community Edition and Enterprise Edition.

Ghost MCP Server is a server integrated with the Ghost CMS management API, providing programmatic access and management functions for content such as articles, pages, tags, authors, and members.

An MCP server that connects Claude to Contentful CMS, supporting the retrieval of content types and entry data.

This is a Model Context Protocol server developed for the Sitecore content management system, providing various tools such as GraphQL API, item service API, PowerShell script execution, security management, and index management. It supports integration with AI assistants through the MCP protocol for Sitecore content management operations.

Umbraco MCP is a server based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), which provides AI - driven background content management functions for Umbraco CMS. It implements secure and permission - controlled automated operations through the Umbraco management API, enabling the AI assistant to perform complex background tasks through natural conversations without manual operation of the interface.

A server based on FastMCP that provides seamless integration with the Confluence REST API, supporting programmatic access to spaces, pages, and content search functions.