Model Context Protocol server for Fresh Jots — let Claude, Cursor, and any MCP client read and write your Fresh Jots notes via the API.
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FRESHJOTS_TOKENAPI keyrequiredFresh Jots API token. Create one at https://freshjots.com/settings/api_tokens (Dev or Team plan).
FRESHJOTS_PASSPHRASEAPI keyoptionalOptional passphrase for transparent client-side encryption. When set, create_note/append_to_note accept encrypt:true and read_note accepts decrypt:true — Fresh Jots then stores only ciphertext it…
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list_notesList the account's notes (most-recently-updated first by default) as summaries: id, filename, title, format, timestamps, and a body excerpt. Filter by folder or format. Both plain and rich notes are listed, but only plain notes can be created or edited through this server.List the account's notes (most-recently-updated first by default) as summaries: id, filename, title, format, timestamps, and a body excerpt. Filter by folder or format. Both plain and rich notes are listed, but only plain notes can be created or edited through this server.
No input schema was published for this tool.
read_noteRead a single note in full (including its complete plain_body) by exact filename (e.g. "ai-sessions.txt") or numeric id. Provide exactly one of filename or id.Read a single note in full (including its complete plain_body) by exact filename (e.g. "ai-sessions.txt") or numeric id. Provide exactly one of filename or id.
No input schema was published for this tool.
create_noteCreate a new plain-text note. The server derives the filename from the title. To create a note you can address later by an exact filename of your choosing, use append_to_note instead (it creates the note on first write). Plain text only.Create a new plain-text note. The server derives the filename from the title. To create a note you can address later by an exact filename of your choosing, use append_to_note instead (it creates the note on first write). Plain text only.
No input schema was published for this tool.
append_to_noteAppend text to the note with the given exact filename, creating the note if it does not exist yet (find-or-create). This is the primitive for logging: call it repeatedly to accumulate entries (AI session logs, cron output, journal lines) in one note addressed by a stable filename like "ai-sessions.…Append text to the note with the given exact filename, creating the note if it does not exist yet (find-or-create). This is the primitive for logging: call it repeatedly to accumulate entries (AI session logs, cron output, journal lines) in one note addressed by a stable filename like "ai-sessions.…
No input schema was published for this tool.
update_noteUpdate a plain-text note's title, body, and/or folder, addressed by exact filename or numeric id. Only the fields you supply change; omitted fields are left untouched. Rich-format and append-only notes reject body/title edits. Provide exactly one of filename or id.Update a plain-text note's title, body, and/or folder, addressed by exact filename or numeric id. Only the fields you supply change; omitted fields are left untouched. Rich-format and append-only notes reject body/title edits. Provide exactly one of filename or id.
No input schema was published for this tool.
delete_noteprivilegedDelete a note by its numeric id. Append-only notes cannot be deleted via the API. This cannot be undone through this server.Delete a note by its numeric id. Append-only notes cannot be deleted via the API. This cannot be undone through this server.
No input schema was published for this tool.
move_noteprivilegedMove a note (by numeric id) into a folder, or out of any folder. Pass a folder_id to file it there, or null to un-file it.Move a note (by numeric id) into a folder, or out of any folder. Pass a folder_id to file it there, or null to un-file it.
No input schema was published for this tool.
list_foldersList all folders in the account (id, name, timestamps), ordered alphabetically.List all folders in the account (id, name, timestamps), ordered alphabetically.
No input schema was published for this tool.
create_folderCreate a new folder. Folder names are unique (case-insensitive) within the account.Create a new folder. Folder names are unique (case-insensitive) within the account.
No input schema was published for this tool.
rename_folderprivilegedRename an existing folder, addressed by its numeric id.Rename an existing folder, addressed by its numeric id.
No input schema was published for this tool.
delete_folderprivilegedDelete a folder by its numeric id. Notes inside it are NOT deleted — they are moved out of the folder (un-filed).Delete a folder by its numeric id. Notes inside it are NOT deleted — they are moved out of the folder (un-filed).
No input schema was published for this tool.
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Model Context Protocol server for Fresh Jots — let Claude, Cursor, and any MCP client read and write your Fresh Jots notes via the API.
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