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Raindrop.io MCP Server (Go)

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About Raindrop.io MCP Server (Go)

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Category

Other

Runtime

go

Transports

stdio

Publisher

anarcher

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Overview

What is Raindrop.io MCP Server (Go)?

It is an integration that allows LLMs to interact with Raindrop.io bookmarks using the Model Context Protocol (MCP), implemented in Go. It is intended for users who want to manage bookmarks via AI assistants.

How to use Raindrop.io MCP Server (Go)?

Clone the repository, install dependencies with go mod tidy, set the RAINDROP_TOKEN environment variable, build with go build -o raindrop-mcp-server, then run the binary. For use with Claude for Desktop, add a configuration entry in the claude_desktop_config.json file specifying the path to the binary and the RAINDROP_TOKEN environment variable.

Key features of Raindrop.io MCP Server (Go)

  • Create bookmarks via the create-bookmark tool.
  • Search bookmarks using the search-bookmarks tool.
  • Filter bookmarks by tags.
  • Implemented in Go with minimal dependencies.
  • Integrates with Claude for Desktop via MCP.
  • Uses environment variables for API token security.

Use cases of Raindrop.io MCP Server (Go)

  • Save a URL as a bookmark with optional title, tags, and collection.
  • Search for bookmarks by keyword and optionally filter by tags.
  • Automate bookmark management through an AI assistant.

FAQ from Raindrop.io MCP Server (Go)

What are the requirements to run the server?

Go 1.20 or higher, a Raindrop.io account, and a Raindrop.io API token.

What tools does the server provide?

Two tools: create-bookmark to create a new bookmark and search-bookmarks to search through existing bookmarks.

How do I configure the server with Claude for Desktop?

Add a JSON entry to the claude_desktop_config.json file with the server command and environment variable RAINDROP_TOKEN.

Where should I manage the API token?

Always manage API tokens using environment variables, never hardcode them.

What security precautions are recommended?

Set appropriate permissions for Claude for Desktop configuration files and restrict unnecessary file access.

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