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NoteFlow MCP

  • Updated March 10, 2026
  • Surendhar-23/NoteFlow-MCP

NoteFlow-MCP is an MCP server that lets coding agents create notes over streamable HTTP.

About

NoteFlow-MCP is a minimal Model Context Protocol server aimed at developers who want their AI coding agent to create notes as a first-class tool action. Instead of copying chat snippets into a separate app, you register the remote MCP URL in Claude Code, Cursor, or another MCP-capable client and invoke note-creation from the same thread where you are planning features or debugging. The catalog entry describes a streamable-http deployment (example ngrok URL in metadata) rather than a rich local npm bundle, so setup is primarily URL configuration plus whatever auth the operator puts in front of the endpoint. It fits developers shipping agent-forward workflows who need a thin persistence layer for decisions, todos, and meeting residue without adopting a full knowledge base product. Complexity is beginner-friendly because the surface area is intentionally small: connect, call create-note style tools, iterate. Treat it as an integration spike or personal notes bridge until you outgrow single-purpose note APIs.

  • Streamable HTTP remote endpoint for MCP clients (no local stdio process required)
  • Focused scope: note creation for agent-assisted capture
  • Published server schema v2025-12-11 with version 1.0.1
  • GitHub-hosted io.github.Surendhar-23/NoteFlow-MCP package identity

NoteFlow MCP by the numbers

  • Data as of Jul 7, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
terminal
claude mcp add --transport http noteflow-mcp https://2c08-27-4-120-4.ngrok-free.app/mcp

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Last updatedMarch 10, 2026
RepositorySurendhar-23/NoteFlow-MCP

What it does

Let Claude Code or Cursor create and manage notes through MCP without leaving the agent chat.

Who is it for?

Best when you're experimenting with remote MCP and a single write-notes integration during active coding sessions.

Skip if: Skip if you need sync, search, encryption, or offline-first note apps with mature SLAs.

What you get

After you register the remote MCP endpoint, your agent can create notes from tool calls instead of manual copy-paste.

  • Agent-callable note creation via MCP tools
  • Centralized capture of decisions from coding sessions

By the numbers

  • Server version 1.0.1 in catalog metadata
  • Transport: streamable-http remote MCP
  • Repository: github.com/Surendhar-23/NoteFlow-MCP
README.md

noteflow-mcp

noteflow-mcp is a FastMCP v2 server that connects to a notes-style API.

Setup

Install dependencies:

uv sync

Create your environment file:

cp .env.example .env

Then update .env with your real notes API settings.

The current default uses DummyJSON's free posts API as a notes backend:

  • GET https://dummyjson.com/posts
  • POST https://dummyjson.com/posts/add

DummyJSON does not require an API key, so NOTES_API_KEY can stay empty.

Run locally

uv run noteflow-mcp

Or:

uv run python -m noteflow_mcp.server

Exposed tools

  • create_note(title, content)
  • list_notes()

create_note maps note content to DummyJSON's body field. DummyJSON simulates writes for testing, so created notes are not persisted server-side.

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How it compares

Thin remote MCP integration for note creation, not a full notes SaaS or agent skill playbook.

FAQ

Who is NoteFlow-MCP for?

Developers and agent users who want Claude or Cursor to append notes via MCP with minimal local setup.

When should I use NoteFlow-MCP?

Use it when you are wiring agent-tooling during Build and need a quick MCP-backed note sink alongside your repo work.

How do I add NoteFlow-MCP to my agent?

Add the published streamable-http remote URL from server.json to your MCP client config and restart the client so tools load.

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