Remote Jobs Mcp Server
@Jobicy
Official Model Context Protocol (MCP) server to search, filter, and retrieve live remote job listings from the Jobicy database in real-time. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, and custom AI agents.
Overview
What is Remote Jobs Mcp Server?
The official MCP server for Jobicy, providing AI assistants with access to over 150,000 remote job opportunities from companies worldwide across 20+ professional industries.
How to use Remote Jobs Mcp Server?
Connect AI clients like Claude, Cursor, or Cline via a public SSE endpoint at https://jobicy.com/mcp, or run the server locally by cloning the repo, installing dependencies with npm install, and configuring with node and the --stdio flag.
Key features of Remote Jobs Mcp Server
- Search over 150,000 remote job listings
- Filter by region, industry, and keywords
- Retrieve real-time job data from Jobicy
- Fetch valid filter slugs for regions and categories
- Works with Claude, Cursor, Cline, and MCP tools
- Choose hosted SSE or local stdio deployment
Use cases of Remote Jobs Mcp Server
- AI assistant helps users find remote software engineering jobs
- Recruiter filters global remote roles by industry and region
- Automated job search agent queries real-time openings by keyword
- Developer builds a custom MCP client for remote job exploration
FAQ from Remote Jobs Mcp Server
What tools does Remote Jobs Mcp Server provide?
It offers get_jobs to fetch remote jobs with filters and get_taxonomies to retrieve valid region and category slugs.
How do I connect my AI client?
Use the public SSE endpoint by adding "url": "https://jobicy.com/mcp" to your client's MCP server configuration (e.g., claude_desktop_config.json).
Can I run the server locally?
Yes, clone the repository, run npm install, and configure your client to use node with --stdio pointing to the server script.
What data does this server access?
It accesses the Jobicy database of over 150,000 remote job listings across 20+ industries.
Do I need an API key or authentication?
No. The README describes direct connection via the public SSE endpoint or local installation without requiring any key or authentication.
