MCP Pocket

MCP Pocket What is MCP Pocket? MCP Pocket is a connector designed for Claude Desktop (or any MCP client) that enables users to retrieve saved articles from the Pocket API and load them into the Claude application. How to use MCP Pocket? To use MCP Pocket, you need to modify your Claude Desktop configuration by adding your Pocket API credentials and install the necessary dependencies. This involves setting up your claude_desktop_config.json file and using the provided commands to fetch and manage your articles. Key features of MCP Pocket? Retrieve saved articles from the Pocket API Mark articles as read in your Pocket account Easy integration with Claude Desktop via simple configuration Use cases of MCP Pocket? Fetching and displaying saved articles in Claude Desktop for easy access. Managing your reading list by marking articles as read. Integrating Pocket functionality into custom applications using the MCP protocol. FAQ from MCP Pocket? Do I need to have Claude Desktop to use MCP Pocket? Yes, MCP Pocket is designed to work specifically with Claude Desktop. How do I get my Pocket API credentials? You can obtain your credentials by creating a new app in the Pocket Developer Portal. Is MCP Pocket open source? Yes, MCP Pocket is available on GitHub and is licensed under the MIT License.

As an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, MCP Pocket enables AI agents to communicate effectively through standardized interfaces. The Model Context Protocol simplifies integration between different AI models and agent systems.

To use MCP Pocket, you need to modify your Claude Desktop configuration by adding your Pocket API credentials and install the necessary dependencies. This involves setting up your claude_desktop_config.json file and using the provided commands to fetch and manage your articles. Key features of MCP Pocket? Retrieve saved articles from the Pocket API Mark articles as read in your Pocket account Easy integration with Claude Desktop via simple configuration Use cases of MCP Pocket? Fetching and displaying saved articles in Claude Desktop for easy access. Managing your reading list by marking articles as read. Integrating Pocket functionality into custom applications using the MCP protocol. FAQ from MCP Pocket? Do I need to have Claude Desktop to use MCP Pocket? Yes, MCP Pocket is designed to work specifically with Claude Desktop. How do I get my Pocket API credentials? You can obtain your credentials by creating a new app in the Pocket Developer Portal. Is MCP Pocket open source? Yes, MCP Pocket is available on GitHub and is licensed under the MIT License.

Learn how to integrate this MCP server with your AI agents and leverage the Model Context Protocol for enhanced capabilities.