raindrop-mcp-server
Enables Claude Code and other MCP clients to manage bookmarks, collections, and tags in Raindrop.io accounts via natural language.
README
Raindrop.io MCP Server
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for interacting with the Raindrop.io API. This server enables Claude Code and other MCP clients to manage bookmarks, collections, and tags in your Raindrop.io account.
Features
Raindrop (Bookmark) Management
- Get single or multiple bookmarks
- Search bookmarks across collections
- Create new bookmarks with metadata
- Update existing bookmarks
- Delete bookmarks
Collection Management
- List all collections (root and nested)
- Get specific collection details
- Create new collections
- Update collection properties
- Delete collections
Tag Management
- Get all tags (optionally filtered by collection)
- Rename tags
- Merge multiple tags into one
- Delete tags
User Information
- Get current user profile and settings
Installation
Option 1: Easy Install with MCPB (Recommended)
The easiest way to install this MCP server is using the MCP Bundle (MCPB) file with Claude Desktop:
- Download the
raindrop-mcp-server.mcpbfile from this repository - Double-click the file (or drag it into Claude Desktop)
- Enter your API token when prompted - get it from https://app.raindrop.io/settings/integrations
That's it! The bundle contains everything needed and will automatically configure itself in Claude Desktop.
Option 2: Manual Installation
If you prefer manual installation or are using a different MCP client:
cd raindrop-mcp-server
npm install
Then proceed with the manual configuration below.
Configuration
Manual Configuration (Skip if using MCPB)
1. Get Your Raindrop.io API Token
- Visit https://app.raindrop.io/settings/integrations
- Create a new app or open an existing one
- Copy the Test token from your app settings
2. Configure MCP Settings
Add the server to your Claude Code MCP settings file (~/.config/claude-code/mcp.json or equivalent):
{
"mcpServers": {
"raindrop": {
"command": "node",
"args": ["/home/user/raindrop-mcp-server/src/index.js"],
"env": {
"RAINDROP_TOKEN": "your-token-here"
}
}
}
}
Replace your-token-here with your actual Raindrop.io test token.
Alternative: You can also set the token as an environment variable:
export RAINDROP_TOKEN="your-token-here"
Available Tools
Bookmark Tools
get_raindrop
Get a single bookmark by ID.
Parameters:
id(string, required): The raindrop ID
get_raindrops
Get bookmarks from a collection with filtering and pagination.
Parameters:
collectionId(number, optional): Collection ID (0=all, -1=unsorted, -99=trash, default: 0)search(string, optional): Search querypage(number, optional): Page number (0-indexed, default: 0)perpage(number, optional): Results per page (max 50, default: 25)sort(string, optional): Sort order (-created, created, score, title, etc.)nested(boolean, optional): Include bookmarks from nested collections
search_raindrops
Search for bookmarks across all collections.
Parameters:
query(string, required): Search query textpage(number, optional): Page numberperpage(number, optional): Results per page
create_raindrop
Create a new bookmark.
Parameters:
link(string, required): URL to bookmarktitle(string, optional): Bookmark titleexcerpt(string, optional): Descriptionnote(string, optional): Personal notescollection(number, optional): Collection ID (-1 for Unsorted)tags(array, optional): Array of tag stringsimportant(boolean, optional): Mark as favoritepleaseParse(object, optional): Auto-parse metadata from URL
update_raindrop
Update an existing bookmark.
Parameters:
id(string, required): The raindrop ID to updatelink,title,excerpt,note,collection,tags,important(optional): Fields to update
delete_raindrop
Delete a bookmark (moves to trash, or permanently deletes if already in trash).
Parameters:
id(string, required): The raindrop ID to delete
Collection Tools
get_collections
Get all root-level collections.
get_child_collections
Get all nested (child) collections.
get_collection
Get a specific collection by ID.
Parameters:
id(string, required): The collection ID
create_collection
Create a new collection.
Parameters:
title(string, required): Collection nameview(string, optional): Display view (list, grid, masonry)sort(number, optional): Sort orderpublic(boolean, optional): Public accessibilityparentId(number, optional): Parent collection ID for nesting
update_collection
Update an existing collection.
Parameters:
id(string, required): The collection IDtitle,view,sort,public,parentId,expanded(optional): Fields to update
delete_collection
Delete a collection by ID.
Parameters:
id(string, required): The collection ID
Tag Tools
get_tags
Get all tags, optionally filtered by collection.
Parameters:
collectionId(number, optional): Filter tags by collection
rename_tag
Rename a tag across all or specific collection.
Parameters:
oldTag(string, required): Current tag namenewTag(string, required): New tag namecollectionId(number, optional): Limit scope to collection
merge_tags
Merge multiple tags into one.
Parameters:
oldTags(array, required): Array of tag names to mergenewTag(string, required): Target tag namecollectionId(number, optional): Limit scope to collection
delete_tags
Delete one or more tags.
Parameters:
tags(array, required): Array of tag names to deletecollectionId(number, optional): Limit scope to collection
User Tools
get_user
Get current user information and profile.
Usage Examples
Once configured in Claude Code, you can interact with your Raindrop.io bookmarks naturally:
"Show me my recent bookmarks"
"Create a bookmark for https://example.com with tags 'programming' and 'tutorial'"
"Search for bookmarks about 'machine learning'"
"Create a new collection called 'Research Papers'"
"Move bookmark ID 12345 to collection ID 67890"
"Get all my tags"
"Rename tag 'js' to 'javascript'"
API Rate Limits
The Raindrop.io API allows up to 120 requests per minute per authenticated user. The rate limit headers will be included in responses:
X-RateLimit-LimitRateLimit-RemainingX-RateLimit-Reset
About MCP Bundles (MCPB)
This project includes an MCP Bundle (.mcpb file) for simplified installation. MCPB is a standardized format for packaging MCP servers with all their dependencies and configuration metadata.
Benefits of using MCPB:
- One-click installation in Claude Desktop
- No manual configuration of paths or dependencies
- Self-contained - includes all node_modules and code
- Automatic updates - easier to distribute new versions
- User-friendly - prompts for required configuration (like API tokens)
The .mcpb file is essentially a zip archive containing:
- Server source code
- All npm dependencies
- A
manifest.jsonwith metadata and configuration schema - License and documentation
Learn more about MCP Bundles: https://github.com/anthropics/mcpb
Documentation
License
MIT
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