Internship Tracker MCP Server
Enables Claude to manage internship applications in Supabase by adding, listing, updating, and deleting entries via MCP tools.
README
Internship tracker MCP server
A small backend that exposes your Supabase applications table as MCP tools,
so Claude can add, list, update, and delete entries directly in conversation.
Files
db.js— the only file that talks to Supabase directlytools.js— the four tool definitions (add / list / update / delete), each with a schema (what input is valid) and a handler (what it does to the database)server.js— the HTTP server that speaks the MCP protocol and wires the tools together; this is what Claude actually connects to.env.example— copy to.envand fill in your real Supabase + API key values
Run it locally first
npm install
cp .env.example .env
# edit .env with your real Supabase URL, service key, and a made-up API key
npm run dev
Visit http://localhost:3000 in a browser — you should see
"Internship tracker MCP server is running." That confirms the server itself
is up, before you worry about MCP or Claude at all.
Deploy it somewhere public
Claude's custom connectors are reached from Anthropic's cloud, not your
laptop, so localhost will not work once you're ready to connect it to
Claude. Options: Render, Fly.io, Railway.
General steps for any of them:
- Push this folder to a GitHub repo
- Connect that repo to your chosen host
- Set the same environment variables from
.envin the host's dashboard (never commit the real.envfile) - Deploy — you'll get a public URL like
https://internship-tracker.onrender.com - Your MCP endpoint is that URL +
/mcp, e.g.https://internship-tracker.onrender.com/mcp
Add it to Claude
In Claude settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, paste the /mcp
URL and configure the header x-api-key with the same value you set as
CONNECTOR_API_KEY.
Next steps
- Test each tool individually once connected: "add a test application", "list my applications", "update it to interview stage", "delete it"
- Once the plain tools work, the visual departures-board UI can be added
as an MCP App resource on top of
list_applications— a follow-up step, not required for the core tracker to work
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