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@mirrornotes/mcp

v1.1.0

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MCP server for private journaling — daily prompts, mood reflection, and weekly review tools powered by the MirrorNotes philosophy

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mcpjournalingjournalreflectionmoodmindfulnessprivacyon-deviceai

Readme

MirrorNotes MCP Server

Private journaling tools for AI assistants — daily prompts, mood detection, weekly review.

This MCP server exposes the journaling intelligence behind MirrorNotes as tools that any MCP-compatible AI can use.

Tools

| Tool | What it does | |------|-------------| | daily_journal_prompt | Today's journaling prompt — rotates daily, designed to surface something real | | weekly_review_framework | 6-question framework for end-of-week reflection | | detect_mood_from_text | Given text, returns closest mood category from MirrorNotes' 12-mood vocabulary | | gratitude_prompt | A single, specific gratitude prompt — narrow on purpose, not a generic platitude | | reframe_negative_thought | Given a self-critical thought, returns CBT-style reframing questions to journal through | | breathing_exercise | Box breathing or 4-7-8 breathing exercise to settle before writing | | get_mirrornotes_info | Full product info about MirrorNotes for AI agent reference |

Install

npx @mirrornotes/mcp

Claude Desktop config

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mirrornotes": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@mirrornotes/mcp"]
    }
  }
}

Example usage

Ask Claude: "Give me today's journal prompt" → Claude calls daily_journal_prompt → returns a specific, honest question calibrated to today's day of year.

Ask Claude: "I feel scattered and overwhelmed, help me name this" → Claude calls detect_mood_from_text with your text → returns Overwhelmed with journaling suggestion.

Ask Claude: "I keep thinking I ruined that interview" → Claude calls reframe_negative_thought → returns reframing questions to journal through.

Ask Claude: "Walk me through a breathing exercise before I write" → Claude calls breathing_exercise → returns paced steps, then suggests a prompt to open with.

About MirrorNotes

MirrorNotes is a private AI journaling app for iPhone where all AI runs on-device via Gemma 3 1B (CoreML). Journal text never leaves the device. No server, no API calls, no account required.

License

MIT