mcp-server-demo (AI sticky notes) MCP Server

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Overview

What is mcp-server-demo (AI sticky notes)?

mcp-server-demo (AI sticky notes) is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) application that enables Claude Desktop to create, read, and manage persistent sticky notes. It integrates with Claude Desktop via the MCP ecosystem, allowing natural language interaction with a simple note-taking system.

How to use mcp-server-demo (AI sticky notes)?

Clone the repository, install uv, create and activate a virtual environment, run uv sync to install dependencies, then run uv run mcp install main.py. After restarting Claude Desktop, the server is auto‑discovered. Users interact with notes through natural language commands (e.g., “Save this note: …”, “What notes do I have?”).

Key features of mcp-server-demo (AI sticky notes)

Save new notes to persistent storage
Retrieve all saved notes
Access the most recently added note via a resource
Generate a prompt to summarize existing notes
Notes stored in a simple text file (notes.txt)

Use cases of mcp-server-demo (AI sticky notes)

Save a reminder (“Remember to schedule a team meeting”) and confirm storage
Ask for all existing notes and retrieve them
Request the latest note (“What was my most recent note?”)
Ask Claude to summarize all notes using the built‑in prompt

Frequently asked questions

What tools does the server expose?

It exposes two tools: `add_note` (append a new note) and `read_notes` (retrieve all notes). It also provides a resource (`notes://latest`) and a prompt (`note_summary_prompt`).

How are notes stored?

Notes are saved to a plain text file named `notes.txt`, with each note on a separate line. The file is created automatically if it does not exist.

What are the prerequisites to run the server?

Python 3.7+, the MCP Python SDK, and the Claude Desktop application are required.

How do I connect the server to Claude Desktop?

After running `uv run mcp install main.py`, open (or restart) Claude Desktop. The server is automatically discovered and appears as “AI Sticky Notes MCP Server” in the developer settings.

Can I see a list of all notes through a resource?

Yes. The server exposes a resource at `notes://latest` that returns the most recent note when accessed by the client.

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