Obsidian, MCP Servers, and Supercharging Your Second Brain with AI
My Journey with MCP Servers I recently learned of MCP (Model Control Protocol) servers through a post on Hacker News. The premise seems really neat. MCP is essentially a protocol that allows AI models like Claude to interact with external tools and services through a standardized interface. I can write a very simple server and create “tools” for the Claude.ai desktop application to connect to and use. The example in the post created some tools that gave Claude access to read and write to the local filesystem (unrestricted, by the way). The original intent was to have Claude write some application. I cloned and ran the sample MCP server from the article to play with it, and was immediately impressed. This unlocks so many opportunities to integrate an LLM with countless services! ...