Misar.Blog MCP Server
@mrgulshanyadav
About Misar.Blog MCP Server
Misar.Blog MCP Server — Publish, Manage & Analyse Blog Content with AI Skills
Basic information
Config
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"misarblog": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://www.misar.blog/api/mcp"
}
}
}Tools
5`get_series`, `create_series`, `add_to_series`
`upload_image`
`get_analytics_summary`
`get_reactions`, `add_reaction`, `remove_reaction`
`list_newsletter_subscribers`, `list_newsletter_issues`
Overview
What is Misar.Blog MCP Server?
A Model Context Protocol server that lets you publish and manage blog posts, drafts, series, and analytics on Misar.Blog directly from AI coding environments such as Claude Code, Cursor, or Windsurf. It is built for Misar.Blog creators who want to control their blog through AI assistants.
How to use Misar.Blog MCP Server?
Install via npx -y @misarblog/mcp and set the MISARBLOG_API_KEY environment variable, or omit the key and use the login tool for a browser-based authentication flow. Add the server configuration to your MCP client’s JSON file (e.g., ~/.cursor/mcp.json). Optionally, use the hosted remote on Smithery with a Bearer API key.
Key features of Misar.Blog MCP Server
- 23 tools over stdio; 20 available on the Smithery remote
- Publish articles and manage drafts
- AI-powered topic research, title suggestions, and cover‑image generation
- View analytics summaries and manage series
- Authenticate via API key or one‑click browser login
Use cases of Misar.Blog MCP Server
- Write and publish a blog post with tags directly from a chat prompt
- Generate a cover image and create a draft with that image as the cover
- List published articles, create a series, and add several articles to it
- Pull your blog’s analytics for the last 90 days
FAQ from Misar.Blog MCP Server
How do I authenticate with Misar.Blog MCP Server?
You can either provide an API key (starts with mbk_) from your dashboard and set it as MISARBLOG_API_KEY, or omit the key and call the login tool to complete a browser‑based login flow that saves the key locally.
What tools are available on the Smithery remote vs. local?
The local stdio package exposes 23 tools; the Smithery remote exposes 20. The three tools that require a local process—login, status, and upload_image—are not available over the remote HTTP connection.
What are the runtime requirements?
Node.js >= 18 is required. You also need a Misar.Blog creator account and either an API key or the login tool.
Can I use Misar.Blog MCP Server with a self‑hosted instance?
Yes, set the MISARBLOG_BASE_URL environment variable to your own instance’s URL (e.g., https://blog.yourdomain.com).
Are there any rate limits on the API key?
API keys are rate‑limited to 100 requests per minute. Keys can be revoked or regenerated at any time from your dashboard.
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