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The article titled 'Todoist/Obsidian integration too? An AI prompt engineer deeply explores 'MCP' to enhance Claude (2024 edition)' explains how the Model Context Protocol (MCP) strengthens Claude's capabilities by managing and extending its context window.
- MCP enables Claude Desktop to access real-time local information from applications such as Todoist, Obsidian, Google Keep, and Scrapbox via custom MCP servers.
- The protocol addresses LLM context length limitations, allowing AI assistants to act on personal data without directly integrating with APIs, thus enhancing privacy and flexibility.
- Users can set up Python-based MCP servers to expose data as 'tools' that Claude, acting as an MCP client, can query to answer questions or perform tasks based on current, local context.
- This integration facilitates advanced AI assistant functionality, turning Claude into a personalized 'second brain' by providing it with dynamic access to personal notes, tasks, and knowledge bases.