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whiteboard-mcp-server

v1.0.6

Published

MCP server for Whiteboard notes integration with Claude Code

Readme

Whiteboard MCP Server

Serveur MCP (Model Context Protocol) pour intégrer les notes Whiteboard avec Claude Code.

Installation

1. Générer une API key

  1. Aller sur https://whiteboard.kepochan.com/api-keys
  2. Créer une nouvelle clé avec les scopes souhaités (notes:read, notes:write, etc.)
  3. Copier la clé générée (format wb_xxxxx)

2. Ajouter le serveur MCP à Claude Code

Global (tous les projets) :

claude mcp add whiteboard -s user npx whiteboard-mcp-server@latest -e WHITEBOARD_API_KEY=wb_votre_cle

Local (projet courant uniquement) :

claude mcp add whiteboard npx whiteboard-mcp-server@latest -e WHITEBOARD_API_KEY=wb_votre_cle

3. Redémarrer Claude Code

Quitter et relancer Claude Code pour activer le serveur MCP.

Vérifier l'installation

claude mcp list

Vous devriez voir :

whiteboard: npx whiteboard-mcp-server@latest - ✓ Connected

Mettre à jour

rm -rf ~/.npm/_npx

Puis relancer Claude Code.

Outils disponibles

| Outil | Description | Scopes requis | |-------|-------------|---------------| | list_notes | Lister les notes accessibles | notes:read | | read_note | Lire le contenu d'une note | notes:read | | create_note | Créer une nouvelle note | notes:write | | update_note | Modifier une note existante | notes:write | | delete_note | Supprimer une note | notes:write | | get_note_comments | Récupérer les commentaires | comments:read | | resolve_comment_thread | Résoudre un thread | comments:write |

Ressources MCP

  • note://[slug] - Contenu d'une note (lecture directe)

Variables d'environnement

| Variable | Description | Défaut | |----------|-------------|--------| | WHITEBOARD_API_KEY | Clé API (requis) | - | | WHITEBOARD_API_URL | URL de l'API | https://whiteboard-api.kepochan.com | | WHITEBOARD_URL | URL du frontend | https://whiteboard.kepochan.com |

Exemples d'utilisation

Dans Claude Code, vous pouvez maintenant dire :

  • "Liste mes notes"
  • "Lis la note ma-note"
  • "Modifie la note projet-x avec ce nouveau contenu : ..."
  • "Crée une note nouvelle-idee avec le contenu suivant : ..."
  • "Quels sont les commentaires sur la note documentation ?"
  • "Résous le thread de commentaire XYZ sur la note spec"

Développement

# Mode développement (avec hot reload)
npm run dev

# Typecheck uniquement
npm run typecheck

# Build
npm run build