Overview
What is Kibela MCP Server?
Kibela MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Kibela, a collaborative documentation platform. It allows AI assistants to interact with Kibela data via tools and prompts, operating locally over STDIO.
How to use Kibela MCP Server?
Configure Kibela MCP Server as an MCP client (e.g., Claude Desktop) by setting environment variables KIBELA_ORIGIN and KIBELA_ACCESS_TOKEN. It runs as a Docker container or directly via the provided script. Use the available tools for notes, folders, comments, and other operations.
Key features of Kibela MCP Server
- Search and retrieve notes and folders from Kibela
- Create, update, and move notes and folders
- Create comments and replies on notes
- Get group and feed information
- Customize tool descriptions and prompts via JSON
- Provides review, search, related note, and reflect comment prompts
Use cases of Kibela MCP Server
- Ask about information stored in Kibela
- Organize folders and articles within Kibela
- Use AI assistance to write and manage content in Kibela
FAQ from Kibela MCP Server
What are the requirements to run Kibela MCP Server?
You need Docker installed and running, a Kibela access token, and an MCP client application.
How is Kibela MCP Server installed?
It is typically run as a Docker container, configured in the MCP client’s settings. A non-Docker method is also available by pointing to the server script.
What transports does Kibela MCP Server use?
It currently operates only as a local server using STDIO; no HTTP transport is mentioned.
Can I customize the tools and prompts?
Yes, you can provide a JSON configuration file to override tool descriptions and prompt templates. Mount the file into the container or place it locally.
Where does the data live?
All data resides in your Kibela account (cloud-based). The server communicates with Kibela’s GraphQL APIs using your access token.
