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notes-poke

v0.1.1

Published

Local Apple Notes MCP server for Poke

Readme

notes-poke

A local MCP server that lets Poke work with Apple Notes on macOS.

The server runs on your Mac, talks to Apple Notes through its documented AppleScript automation surface, and exposes a Streamable HTTP MCP endpoint at /mcp for Poke.

Quick Start

For normal users:

npm install -g notes-poke && notes-poke install

That installs the official Apple Notes Poke connector, checks Notes, asks macOS for Automation permission if needed, starts the local MCP server, and connects it to Poke.

Then ask Poke:

Use my Apple Notes integration and search my recent notes.

For local development from this repository:

npm install
npm run build
npm run start

In another terminal:

npm run connect

Normal users should use notes-poke install instead of running tunnel commands manually.

How It Works

Apple Notes stores its data locally on each user's Mac, so every user runs their own connector and gets their own Poke tunnel.

User's Poke account
  -> user's Poke tunnel
    -> notes-poke running on the user's Mac
      -> Apple Notes

The recipe should tell users to run:

npm install -g notes-poke && notes-poke install

That command signs in to Poke if needed, starts the local MCP server, creates the user's own tunnel, and keeps both running with macOS LaunchAgents.

CLI

notes-poke install
notes-poke setup
notes-poke start
notes-poke connect
notes-poke connect --recipe
notes-poke status
notes-poke uninstall

notes-poke install creates user LaunchAgents so the server and tunnel keep running in the background after the terminal exits. Logs are written to ~/.notes-poke/logs.

If you only want the local MCP server without starting a Poke tunnel:

notes-poke install --no-tunnel

To create a shareable Poke recipe while installing:

notes-poke install --recipe

Optional Auth

For localhost-only development, auth is off by default. To require a bearer token:

export NOTES_POKE_API_TOKEN="your-secret"
notes-poke start

Environment

| Variable | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | NOTES_POKE_HOST | 127.0.0.1 | HTTP bind host | | NOTES_POKE_PORT | 8766 | HTTP port | | NOTES_POKE_API_TOKEN | empty | Optional bearer token |

Scope

This project exposes Apple Notes concepts available through AppleScript: accounts, folders, notes, attachments, selection, HTML body, plaintext search, create/update/append/delete/move, and reveal in Notes.

Apple Notes hashtags are not exposed as native scriptable tag objects. The connector can search/extract hashtag-like text, but cannot manage Apple Notes tags as first-class objects.