MCP Servers

BabyBuddy MCP Server

Integrates with self-hosted BabyBuddy to log and retrieve baby care data such as feedings, sleep, diaper changes, and measurements via natural language.

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BabyBuddy MCP Server

MCP server for self-hosted BabyBuddy.

Transport: Streamable HTTP (runs on http://localhost:8080) Auth: Direct API Token via environment variables. No login required.

Quick Start

1. Install

cd babybuddy-mcp
pip install -r requirements.txt

2. Configure

Set the following environment variables in your .env file or shell:

Variable	Description
`BABYBUDDY_INSTANCE`	Your full BabyBuddy URL (e.g., `https://your-instance.com/`)
`BABYBUDDY_TOKEN`	Your API token (Settings → API → your token)

Optional:

Variable	Default	Description
`HOST`	`localhost`	Bind address
`PORT`	`8080`	Listen port
`SERVER_URL`	`http://localhost:8080`	Public base URL

3. Run

python3 server.py

Tools (33 total)

Tool	Description
`list_children`	List all children (returns IDs needed by other tools)
`log_feeding`	Log a feeding — type, method, start/end, optional amount
`get_feedings`	Recent feedings for a child
`delete_feeding`	Delete a feeding session by ID
`log_sleep`	Log a sleep session (nap or night)
`get_sleep`	Recent sleep sessions
`delete_sleep`	Delete a sleep session by ID
`log_diaper_change`	Log a diaper change — wet, solid, color, amount
`get_diaper_changes`	Recent diaper changes
`delete_diaper_change`	Delete a diaper change by ID
`log_temperature`	Log temperature in °C
`get_temperature`	Recent temperature readings
`delete_temperature`	Delete a temperature reading by ID
`log_weight`	Log weight in kg
`get_weight`	Weight history
`delete_weight`	Delete a weight measurement by ID
`log_height`	Log height in cm
`get_height`	Height history
`delete_height`	Delete a height measurement by ID
`log_head_circumference`	Log head circumference in cm
`get_head_circumference`	Head circumference history
`delete_head_circumference`	Delete a head circumference measurement by ID
`log_pumping`	Log a pumping session in ml
`get_pumping`	Recent pumping sessions
`delete_pumping`	Delete a pumping session by ID
`add_note`	Add a free-text note
`get_notes`	Recent notes
`delete_note`	Delete a note by ID
`get_timers`	List active timers
`start_timer`	Start a new timer
`stop_timer`	Stop/delete a timer
`get_tags`	List all tags
`get_daily_summary`	All events for a child on a given day

Deploying to Google Cloud Run

The included Dockerfile targets Cloud Run.

Deploy to GCP

gcloud run deploy babybuddy-mcp \
  --source=. \
  --allow-unauthenticated \
  --set-env-vars="BABYBUDDY_INSTANCE=$BABYBUDDY_INSTANCE,BABYBUDDY_TOKEN=$BABYBUDDY_TOKEN"

Testing

To run the end-to-end tests against your real BabyBuddy instance:

Ensure your .env file has BABYBUDDY_INSTANCE and BABYBUDDY_TOKEN set.
Install test dependencies:
```
uv pip install -r requirements.txt
```
Run the tests:
```
uv run pytest tests/test_e2e.py
```

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