How does Mental Health ensure my data privacy?

All your mood logs and journal reflections are stored locally on your device in JSON files within the `data/` directory. This ensures complete data privacy and user control, as nothing is transmitted externally.

Can I access my past mood logs or journal entries?

Yes, the server exposes your data as MCP resources: `mcp://mental-health/mood-log` and `mcp://mental-health/journal`. Clients supporting resource browsing can easily access and review your entries in JSON format.

What specific tools does Mental Health offer?

It features three dedicated tools: `mood_tracker` for logging emotions, `check_in` for gentle reflective prompts, and `coping_tools` that provide tailored grounding or mindfulness suggestions based on your reported stress level.

Mental Health

Name: Mental Health
Author: muminfarooq190

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Provides empathetic conversational prompts, personalized coping strategies, and structured mood tracking for self-care and emotional support.

This project implements a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to offer compassionate mental health support. It features three dedicated tools—mood_tracker, check_in, and coping_tools—to assist users in understanding their emotional state, accessing grounding techniques, and managing stress. The server prioritizes empathetic language and stores all mood logs and journal reflections locally as persistent JSON resources, ensuring user privacy and control.

Key Features

01Persistent local storage for mood logs and journal reflections in JSON format

02Tailored grounding or mindfulness suggestions based on current stress level

03Empathetic and supportive language in all tool responses

04Three dedicated MCP tools: mood_tracker, check_in, and coping_tools

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06Resources exposed as mcp://mental-health/mood-log and mcp://mental-health/journal

Use Cases

01Gently exploring and understanding one's emotional state

02Receiving personalized coping suggestions

03Accessing quick grounding tools during moments of stress

04Logging and tracking mood with optional contextual notes