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@belsar-ai/joplin-mcp

v0.3.10

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Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Joplin note-taking app

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Readme

joplin-mcp

Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for the Joplin note-taking app.

Designed by belsar.ai to be easy to install & enjoyable to use.

Quick Start

  1. Open Joplin & navigate to tools > web clipper > enable web clipper service
  2. The Joplin app needs to remain running (minimized is fine)
  3. Pick the install command for your platform:
claude mcp add --transport stdio joplin -- npx -y @belsar-ai/joplin-mcp
codex mcp add joplin -- npx -y @belsar-ai/joplin-mcp
gemini extensions install https://github.com/belsar-ai/joplin-mcp
  1. That's it. Send a test request like "Find my notes about installing Fedora linux".

Uninstall

To uninstall:

claude mcp remove joplin
codex mcp remove joplin
gemini extensions uninstall joplin

Example Usage

Find my notes about installing Arch Linux.
Did you find any outdated info in my Arch Installation note?
Look for all notes whose last update time was before 2025. tag those as 'archived'.
Show me all notes in my Work Projects notebook.
Make a new note with a Mermaid diagram showing how a bill is passed on Capitol Hill.

Available Operations

| Category | Operations | | ----------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Notebooks | List notebooksCreate notebookGet notebook notesUpdate notebookDelete notebookGet notebook by IDMove note to notebook | | Notes | List all notesSearch notesGet noteCreate noteUpdate noteAppend to notePrepend to noteDelete note | | Tags | Add tags to noteRemove tags from noteList tagsRename tagDelete tagGet tag by IDGet notes by tag | | Attachments | List all resourcesGet resource metadataGet note attachmentsGet resource notesDownload attachmentUpload attachmentUpdate resourceDelete resource | | Revisions | List all revisionsGet revision |

Troubleshooting

  • Verify Joplin desktop app is running
  • Confirm Web Clipper is enabled in Joplin settings
  • Ensure Joplin is listening on port 41184 (default)
  • If auto-discovery fails, set JOPLIN_TOKEN in your environment (add to .bashrc or shell config)
  • Go outside for a nice walk