mylar3-mcp
MCP server that exposes Mylar3's HTTP API as tools, letting an LLM read and manage a comic library including watchlist, wanted issues, upcoming, history, logs, story arcs, and providers.
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mylar3-mcp
MCP server exposing Mylar3's HTTP API as tools, so an LLM can read and manage your comic library: watchlist, wanted issues, pull-list/upcoming, history, logs, story arcs, and providers.
Built with FastMCP.
Enabling the API on your Mylar3 server
Mylar3's API is opt-in and disabled by default. You must enable it and obtain an
API key in Mylar's web UI (or bootstrap it with cmd=getAPI if HTTP basic auth
is configured). This is server-side configuration specific to how you run
Mylar3, and out of scope for this project - see Mylar3's own settings for
API_ENABLED and API_KEY.
Install
Download a wheel from the latest release
and install it as a uv tool (no repo checkout needed):
uv tool install mylar3_mcp-*.whl
This puts a mylar3-mcp command on your PATH. Register it with Claude Code:
claude mcp add mylar3 \
--env MYLAR_URL=http://your-mylar-host:8090 \
--env MYLAR_API_KEY=<32-char key> \
-- mylar3-mcp
From source
uv sync
cp .env.example .env # fill in MYLAR_URL and MYLAR_API_KEY
claude mcp add mylar3 \
--env MYLAR_URL=http://your-mylar-host:8090 \
--env MYLAR_API_KEY=<32-char key> \
-- uv run --directory /path/to/mylar3-mcp mylar3-mcp
Config
| Env var | Required | Default |
|---|---|---|
MYLAR_URL |
yes | - |
MYLAR_API_KEY |
yes (except mylar_get_api) |
none (no apikey param sent) |
MYLAR_HTTP_ROOT |
no | / |
Tools
One tool per Mylar3 ?cmd= API command. Reads use GET, writes use POST.
Read-only
| Tool | cmd | Required params |
|---|---|---|
mylar_get_index |
getIndex | - |
mylar_get_comic |
getComic | id |
mylar_get_comic_info |
getComicInfo | id |
mylar_get_issue_info |
getIssueInfo | id |
mylar_get_read_list |
getReadList | - |
mylar_get_upcoming |
getUpcoming | - |
mylar_get_wanted |
getWanted | - |
mylar_get_history |
getHistory | - |
mylar_get_logs |
getLogs | - |
mylar_find_comic |
findComic | name |
mylar_get_story_arc |
getStoryArc | - |
mylar_get_version |
getVersion | - |
mylar_list_providers |
listProviders | - |
mylar_seriesjson_listing |
seriesjsonListing | - |
mylar_list_annual_series |
listAnnualSeries | list_issues or group_series |
mylar_get_api |
getAPI | username, password |
Library / watchlist (mutating)
| Tool | cmd | Required params |
|---|---|---|
mylar_add_comic |
addComic | id |
mylar_pause_comic |
pauseComic | id |
mylar_resume_comic |
resumeComic | id |
mylar_refresh_comic |
refreshComic | id |
mylar_change_book_type |
changeBookType | id, booktype |
mylar_change_status |
changeStatus | status_from, status_to, id |
mylar_recheck_files |
recheckFiles | id |
mylar_queue_issue |
queueIssue | id |
mylar_unqueue_issue |
unqueueIssue | id |
mylar_regenerate_covers |
regenerateCovers | id |
mylar_refresh_seriesjson |
refreshSeriesjson | comicid |
mylar_add_story_arc |
addStoryArc | issues or arclist |
mylar_force_search |
forceSearch | - |
mylar_force_process |
forceProcess | nzb_name, nzb_folder |
mylar_add_provider |
addProvider | providertype, name, host, prov_apikey, enabled |
mylar_change_provider |
changeProvider | providertype, name or prov_id |
mylar_check_github |
checkGithub | - |
mylar_update |
update | - |
mylar_restart |
restart | - |
mylar_clear_logs |
clearLogs | - |
Destructive
| Tool | cmd | Notes |
|---|---|---|
mylar_del_comic |
delComic | directory=true also deletes the folder from disk |
mylar_del_provider |
delProvider | removes a provider |
mylar_shutdown |
shutdown | stops the server |
Notes
- Mylar3's API responses are inconsistently enveloped: some wrap in
{"success": true, "data": ...}, some return the payload raw, and some return the bare string"OK". The server unwraps all of these so tools return just the meaningful data. mylar_queue_issueandmylar_force_searchcan actually snatch/download issues - treat them as state-changing.- Binary endpoints (
getArt,downloadIssue,downloadNZB) are deliberately not exposed - they stream bytes, not JSON, which isn't useful over MCP. idparams are ComicVine ComicIDs; issue IDs are separate. Bulk-capable cmds (refreshComic,recheckFiles,regenerateCovers,refreshSeriesjson) accept comma-separated lists orall/missing.
Development
make help # list all commands
| Command | Does |
|---|---|
make sync |
uv sync |
make test |
Offline tests - one per endpoint, mocked HTTP |
make test-integration |
Tests against the live instance (needs MYLAR_URL/MYLAR_API_KEY) |
make build |
Build wheel + sdist into dist/ |
make bump-patch / bump-minor / bump-major |
Bump the version in pyproject.toml + uv.lock |
make clean |
Remove build artifacts |
The release workflow (.github/workflows/release.yml) builds and publishes to
Releases whenever a v* tag
is pushed - so the usual flow is make bump-patch, commit, then tag and push.
The integration suite only reads data, plus a single reversible write test that
pauses and resumes an existing series (set via MYLAR_TEST_COMIC_ID) - it never
snatches, deletes, or modifies your library.
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