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@mseep/limitless-mcp-server

v1.0.0

Published

9 months ago

This repository provides a minimal MCP server/client implementation for interacting with the Limitless Developer API (GET endpoint only). It demonstrates how to expose API endpoints as MCP tools and how to call them via a client using a single merged code

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mseep mcp-server

Limitless MCP Integration

This repository provides a minimal MCP server/client implementation for interacting with the Limitless Developer API (GET endpoint only). It demonstrates how to expose API endpoints as MCP tools and how to call them via a client using a single merged codebase.

Features

MCP Server: Exposes a GET endpoint:
- getLifelogs: List lifelogs with optional query parameters.
MCP Client: Connects to the server and calls the tools.
Interactive Mode: Allows calling any tool with JSON parameters.
Passes environment variables (including API key) to the spawned server.

Prerequisites

Node.js v20 or higher (with native fetch support or a polyfill)
npm
A valid Limitless API key

Setup

Clone the repository and navigate into it.
Install dependencies:

npm ci

Export your API key:

export LIMITLESS_API_KEY=your_api_key_here

Build

Compile the TypeScript code:

npm run build

Usage

The merged implementation supports three modes:

Server Mode: Runs the MCP server.

node build/index.js server

Client Mode: Spawns the server and calls the getLifelogs tool.

node build/index.js client

Interactive Mode: Launches an interactive client to call tools with JSON parameters.

node build/index.js interactive

References

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.