AI Sticky Notes
Lightweight MCP server for adding, reading, and summarizing sticky notes persisted in a local file.
README
š AI Sticky Notes
AI Sticky Notes is a lightweight tool built using the FastMCP framework that allows users to add, read, and summarize notes. It stores all notes in a local notes.txt file and provides an interactive interface via MCP tools and resources.
š Features
- Add sticky notes with a simple message
- Read all saved notes at once
- Get the most recently added note
- Generate a summary prompt based on all current notes
š Project Structure
project_mcp/
ā
āāā main.py # Entry point for the FastMCP server
āāā notes.txt # File used to persist sticky notes
āāā README.md # Project documentation
š ļø Installation
Make sure you have Python 3.10+ installed.
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Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/your-username/project_mcp.git cd project_mcp -
Create and activate a virtual environment
python -m venv .venv .venv\Scripts\activate # Windows -
Install dependencies using uv
uv pip install fastmcp
š Usage
Run the server using uv:
uv run python main.py
This will start the FastMCP server with the name "AI Sticky Notes".
š§° Available Tools & Resources
Tools
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add_note(message: str)
Adds a new note to the file. -
read_notes()
Reads and returns all stored notes.
Resources
notes://latest
Returns the most recently added note.
Prompts
note_summary_prompt()
Returns a prompt string asking an AI to summarize the current notes.
š Example
add_note("Buy groceries")
read_notes() # ā "Buy groceries"
get_latest_note() # ā "Buy groceries"
note_summary_prompt() # ā "Summarize the current notes: Buy groceries"
š” Future Ideas
- Add timestamps to notes
- Tag notes by category
- Implement deletion or editing
- Build a simple web frontend using Streamlit or FastAPI
Made with š¬ and Python using FastMCP
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