veyra-notes

veyra-notes

Note-taking MCP server for AI agents with tags and full-text search. Reads are free, writes require Veyra commit mode.

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veyra-notes

A persistent note system MCP tool for AI agents, with tag filtering and full-text search. Reads are always free. Write operations require Veyra commit mode authorization.

Overview

veyra-notes gives AI agents a reliable note-taking layer backed by SQLite. Agents can freely read, list, and search notes. Creating, updating, and deleting notes is protected by Veyra commit mode — ensuring intentional, accountable writes.

Installation

npm install
npm run build

Notes are stored at ~/.veyra-notes/data.db, created automatically on first run.

MCP Configuration (Claude Desktop)

Add the following to your claude_desktop_config.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "veyra-notes": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["/absolute/path/to/veyra-notes/dist/index.js"]
    }
  }
}

Tools

Tool Input Class Price
list_notes { tag?, limit? } FREE
get_note { id } FREE
search_notes { query } FREE
create_note { title, content, tags?, veyra_token? } A €0.005
update_note { id, content?, title?, veyra_token? } A €0.005
delete_note { id, veyra_token? } B €0.02

Examples

Read (no token needed)

// List all notes
{ "tool": "list_notes", "arguments": {} }

// List notes by tag
{ "tool": "list_notes", "arguments": { "tag": "project-x" } }

// Get a specific note
{ "tool": "get_note", "arguments": { "id": "1712345678-abc1234" } }

// Search across title, content, and tags
{ "tool": "search_notes", "arguments": { "query": "meeting notes" } }

Write (Veyra token required)

// Create a note
{
  "tool": "create_note",
  "arguments": {
    "title": "Sprint Planning",
    "content": "Goals for this sprint: ...",
    "tags": "work,planning",
    "veyra_token": "vt_..."
  }
}

// Update a note
{
  "tool": "update_note",
  "arguments": {
    "id": "1712345678-abc1234",
    "content": "Updated content...",
    "veyra_token": "vt_..."
  }
}

// Delete a note
{
  "tool": "delete_note",
  "arguments": {
    "id": "1712345678-abc1234",
    "veyra_token": "vt_..."
  }
}

Error response when token is missing

{
  "error": "VeyraCommitRequired",
  "message": "Write operations require Veyra commit mode.",
  "currentMode": "open",
  "requiredMode": "commit",
  "transitionStrategy": "authorize_then_retry_with_x_veyra_token",
  "provider": "veyra",
  "authorize_endpoint": "https://api.veyra.to/v1/authorize-action",
  "docs_url": "https://veyra.to"
}

How Veyra Works

Veyra is a commit-mode authorization layer for AI agents. When an agent attempts a write operation:

  1. The agent calls the tool without a veyra_token and receives a VeyraCommitRequired error with an authorize_endpoint.
  2. The agent (or the user on its behalf) calls the authorize endpoint to obtain a token.
  3. The agent retries the tool call with veyra_token set.
  4. veyra-notes verifies the token via @veyrahq/sdk-node before executing the write.

See veyra.to for full documentation.

License

MIT

Hosted Pack (recommended)

Prefer the hosted pack for one-URL integration:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "veyra": {
      "url": "https://mcp.veyra.to/sse"
    }
  }
}

One URL. 48 tools. 24 free reads. 24 protected writes.

Hosted pack: https://mcp.veyra.to/sse

Pack manifest: https://mcp.veyra.to/.well-known/veyra-pack.json

Use the hosted pack when you want the fastest MCP integration path across all Veyra tool families. Use this standalone package when you specifically want this tool on its own.

Part of the Veyra Ecosystem

Veyra is commit mode for production AI agent actions. All tools: reads free, writes require Veyra commit mode.

Tool Description Install
veyra-memory Key-value memory store npm i -g veyra-memory
veyra-tasks Task management npm i -g veyra-tasks
veyra-snippets Code snippet storage npm i -g veyra-snippets
veyra-bookmarks Bookmark manager npm i -g veyra-bookmarks
veyra-contacts Contact management npm i -g veyra-contacts
veyra-forms Form builder npm i -g veyra-forms
veyra-webhooks Webhook sender npm i -g veyra-webhooks

SDK: npm install @veyrahq/sdk-node Website: veyra.to

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