blogger-mcp-server

What is blogger-mcp-server?

blogger-mcp-server is a server implementing the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that allows AI models like Claude to interact with Google’s Blogger API. It is designed for developers and users who want to manage Blogger blogs programmatically through natural‑language commands.

How to use blogger-mcp-server?

Install the package globally (npm install -g @mcproadev/blogger-mcp-server) or clone and build from source. Obtain a Blogger API key from the Google Cloud Console, then set the environment variable BLOGGER_API_KEY. Configure your MCP client (e.g., Claude Desktop) with the provided JSON snippet that runs npx -y @mcproadev/blogger-mcp-server. Once configured, you can issue commands like “List all my Blogger blogs” or “Create a new post”.

Key features of blogger-mcp-server

• Lists and retrieves blogs from Google Blogger.
• Creates, updates, and deletes blog posts.
• Searches and filters posts (client‑side implementation).
• Lists and retrieves labels extracted from posts.
• Works with any MCP‑compatible client (e.g., Claude Desktop).

Use cases of blogger-mcp-server

• An AI assistant managing a Blogger blog via natural language.
• Automating post creation, updates, and deletion tasks.
• Searching and retrieving blog content without manual API calls.
• Centralizing blog management through a standard MCP interface.

FAQ from blogger-mcp-server

Does blogger-mcp-server support creating new blogs?

No. Google’s Blogger API does not allow creating blogs via API. New blogs must be created manually through Blogger’s web interface.

How is post search implemented?

The Blogger API does not provide a direct search endpoint. This server fetches all posts then filters them client‑side for the requested terms.

Can I manage labels directly?

The Blogger API has no dedicated label endpoints. Labels are extracted from the posts themselves, so you can list and retrieve them but not add or remove them separately.

What authentication does blogger-mcp-server use?

Only API‑key authentication is supported. This limits access to public blogs or blogs for which you have explicitly configured API access.

What are the runtime requirements?

Node.js version 16 or higher and a valid Google Blogger API key. The server can be run locally, in Docker, or deployed to platforms like Vercel or Heroku.