What LLM provider does the server require?
It uses a single LLM API provider. The author uses LiteLLM Gateway, but Openrouter also works.
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Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"mcp-server-continue": {
"command": "uv",
"args": [
"run",
"--project",
"<local",
"copy>",
"mcps",
"--vault",
"<Vault",
"Folder>",
"--reindex"
]
}
}
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This MCP server provides access to an Obsidian.md vault with search and read tools, as well as a web deep research tool similar to Perplexity.ai. It is designed for AI agents and knowledge retrieval, and can be used as a shared knowledge base and memory across projects.
Clone the repository, create a .env file from env.example, then run uv run --project <local copy> mcps --vault <Vault Folder> --reindex to index the vault. Start the server with uv run --project <local copy> mcps --vault <Vault Folder> --port 1234. It runs as an HTTP MCP server.
It uses a single LLM API provider. The author uses LiteLLM Gateway, but Openrouter also works.
Indexed chunks, metadata, and vector embeddings are stored in a local database. The original vault remains in its folder.
The server runs as an HTTP MCP server on a configurable port (e.g., 1234). This allows a single instance to be shared across multiple AI tools.
It does not attempt to bypass bot protections, so some public sources may be inaccessible. It is optimized for technical/academic content.
The server assumes a specific note structure: frontmatter with `title`, `description`, `tags`, content split by headers, wikilinks, and notes no longer than 200 lines. It works best with vaults following this convention.
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