What do I need before using this server?
You need a Dev.to API key from your [settings page](https://dev.to/settings/extensions) and the `uv` package manager installed.
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MCP Server of DevTo
No standard config provided
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It is a Model Context Protocol server that gives AI assistants read and write access to Dev.to content. Developers can use it to fetch articles, search by tags or users, and create or update posts directly from an AI chat interface.
Clone the repository, then add a JSON snippet to your Claude Desktop (claude_desktop_config.json) or Cursor (mcp.json) configuration, providing the path to uv, the path to the server.py file, and your Dev.to API key as an environment variable. After restarting the app, tools like get_latest_articles(), search_articles(query), and create_article(...) become available.
You need a Dev.to API key from your [settings page](https://dev.to/settings/extensions) and the `uv` package manager installed.
Add a JSON block to `claude_desktop_config.json` (Claude) or `mcp.json` (Cursor) with the correct paths to `uv` and the `server.py` file, plus your `DEV_TO_API_KEY`. Then restart the application.
It provides `get_latest_articles`, `get_top_articles`, `get_articles_by_tag`, `get_article_by_id`, `search_articles`, `get_article_details`, `get_articles_by_username`, `create_article`, and `update_article`.
Yes, the `create_article` and `update_article` tools are available, but they require a valid Dev.to API key set in the environment.
Yes, the server includes a caching mechanism to improve performance and reduce the number of API calls to Dev.to.

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