How do I install the MCP Journaling Server?
Add a configuration block to your MCP client that runs `uv --directory <REPOSITORY PATH> run server.py`. For Claude Desktop, this is placed under `mcpServers`.
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MCP Server for journaling
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An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that manages interactive journaling sessions with automatic conversation saving, emotional analysis, and chronological organization. It is designed for users who want to log conversations in Markdown format with timestamped entries and reflections.
Install by adding the server configuration to your MCP client (e.g., Claude Desktop) using the uv command and the repository path for server.py. Optionally configure the journal directory, filename prefix, and file extension via environment variables in a .env file. The server exposes tools, resources, and prompts for session management.
Add a configuration block to your MCP client that runs `uv --directory <REPOSITORY PATH> run server.py`. For Claude Desktop, this is placed under `mcpServers`.
Set `JOURNAL_DIR`, `FILENAME_PREFIX`, and `FILE_EXTENSION` in a `.env` file. Defaults are `~/Documents/journal`, `journal`, and `.md` respectively.
It offers `start_new_session()`, `record_interaction()`, `generate_session_summary()`, and `get_recent_journals()`.
Entries are saved as Markdown files named with the filename prefix and date (e.g., `journal_2025-01-27.md`) inside the configured journal directory.
Yes, use the `get_recent_journals()` tool or access the `journals://recent` resource to retrieve the five most recent journal entries.
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