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cleep-mcp

v1.0.2

Published

MCP server for Cleep - expose captured ideas via Claude Code

Downloads

21

Readme

cleep-mcp

MCP server local (stdio) que expone los cleeps (ideas capturadas) del usuario consumiendo la API REST de cleep-server.

Tools disponibles

| Tool | Descripción | |------|-------------| | get_cleeps | Trae los cleeps pendientes del usuario | | delete_cleeps | Borra cleeps por IDs |

Setup

1. Autenticarse

npx cleep-mcp login

Abre el navegador para iniciar sesión con Google y guarda la API key en ~/.cleep/config.json.

2. Registrar en Claude Code

Sin filtro de proyecto (trae todos los cleeps):

claude mcp add cleep -- npx -y cleep-mcp

Con filtro por proyecto (usa el nombre de la carpeta actual):

claude mcp add cleep -- npx -y cleep-mcp --project

Con nombre de proyecto explícito:

claude mcp add cleep -- npx -y cleep-mcp --project=mi-proyecto

2. Registrar en Codex

Sin filtro de proyecto:

[mcp_servers.cleep]
command = "npx"
args = ["-y", "cleep-mcp"]

Con filtro por proyecto (carpeta actual):

[mcp_servers.cleep]
command = "npx"
args = ["-y", "cleep-mcp", "--project"]

Con nombre de proyecto explícito:

[mcp_servers.cleep]
command = "npx"
args = ["-y", "cleep-mcp", "--project=mi-proyecto"]

Agregá la configuración elegida en ~/.codex/config.toml.


La URL del servidor ya está fija en el código y la API key se lee de ~/.cleep/config.json.

Sobre el flag --project:

  • --project — usa el nombre de la carpeta donde se ejecuta el MCP
  • --project=nombre — usa el nombre especificado

Si el proyecto no existe en Cleep, se crea automáticamente al ejecutarse. Esto permite crear proyectos nuevos directamente desde el MCP sin necesidad de usar la app o la web.

Desarrollo

npm run dev    # compilación con watch
npm run build  # compilación única

Estructura

cleep-mcp/
├── src/
│   └── index.ts    ← entry point, tools y server
├── build/          ← output compilado (generado por tsc)
├── package.json
├── tsconfig.json
└── README.md