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Logseq MCP Server

@calvincchan

Basic information

Category

Memory & Knowledge

Transports

stdio

Author

calvincchan

About Logseq MCP Server

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Overview

What is Logseq MCP Server?

The Logseq MCP Server is a server-side application designed for local use with the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It communicates via the standard input/output (stdio) MCP transport and provides backend support for Logseq-related operations, built with Node.js and ES modules.

How to use Logseq MCP Server?

Clone the repository, install dependencies with npm install, create a .env file with a LOGSEQ_API_TOKEN variable, then start in development mode using npm run dev.

Key features of Logseq MCP Server

  • Integrates with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) via @modelcontextprotocol/sdk.
  • Communicates over standard input/output (stdio) MCP transport.
  • Supports REST API calls using axios.
  • Manages environment variables with dotenv.
  • Provides logging capabilities via winston.
  • Requires Node.js v22 or higher.

Use cases of Logseq MCP Server

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Frequently asked questions

1

What runtime does Logseq MCP Server require?

Node.js v22 or higher.

2

How does Logseq MCP Server communicate with MCP clients?

It uses the standard input/output (stdio) MCP transport.

3

Does Logseq MCP Server require authentication or configuration?

Yes, it requires a `LOGSEQ_API_TOKEN` environment variable, which can be set in a `.env` file.

4

Is Logseq MCP Server intended for local use only?

Yes, the overview states it is designed for local use.

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