Yapi is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed for managing and summarizing text notes. It uses `note://` URIs to represent notes as resources.

What is MCP Inspector and how do I use it?

MCP Inspector is a debugging tool for MCP servers. You can run it using `npm run inspector`, which will provide a URL to access debugging tools in your browser, aiding in troubleshooting.

What are the key features of Yapi?

Yapi allows you to create, list, and summarize notes. It offers a `create_note` tool, a `summarize_notes` prompt, and supports plain text mime type for simple content access.

How do I create a new note with Yapi?

Use the `create_note` tool, providing a title and content. This will store the note in the server's state and make it accessible via its unique URI.

How does Yapi integrate with Claude Desktop?

Yapi is designed to seamlessly integrate with Claude Desktop by configuring the `claude_desktop_config.json` file with the path to the Yapi server executable.

Yapi

Name: Yapi
Author: zoeminghong

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Implements a Model Context Protocol server featuring a simple notes system with creation, listing, and summarization capabilities.

Yapi is a TypeScript-based Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to demonstrate core MCP concepts through a simple notes system. It offers resources for managing text notes with URIs and metadata, tools for creating new notes with titles and content, and prompts for generating summaries of all stored notes, making it a useful tool for exploring MCP functionality, particularly within environments like Claude Desktop.

Características Principales

01Manages notes as resources with titles, content, and metadata via `note://` URIs.

02Provides a `summarize_notes` prompt to generate summaries of all stored notes, including embedded resources.

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04Supports plain text mime type for simple content access.

05Offers a `create_note` tool to create new text notes with required title and content parameters.

06Designed for integration with Claude Desktop.

Casos de Uso

01Demonstrating Model Context Protocol concepts.

02Managing and accessing simple text notes within MCP-compatible environments.

03Integrating with large language models (LLMs) for note summarization.