Misar.Blog MCP Server

Connect Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, or any MCP-compatible AI assistant to your Misar.Blog account. Publish articles, manage drafts, generate cover images, and pull analytics — all from your AI coding environment.

Two runtimes are available — choose based on what you already have installed:

Runtime	Requires	Best for
Python (recommended)	Python 3.11+ · stdlib only	Claude Code, any lightweight setup
npm / npx	Node.js 18+	Node-first workflows, CI/CD

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Contents

• Quick Start
• Option A — Python
• Option B — npm / npx
• Client Setup
  • Claude Code
  • Cursor
  • Windsurf
  • VS Code (Copilot)
  • Any other MCP client
• Authentication
  • API Key (recommended)
  • Browser login (no copy-paste)
• Tools reference
• Usage examples
• Self-hosted Misar.Blog
• Troubleshooting

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Quick Start

Fastest path — Python + Claude Code:

1. Copy the server script

cp packages/mcp/misarblog-mcp.py ~/.claude/scripts/misarblog-mcp.py chmod +x ~/.claude/scripts/misarblog-mcp.py

2. Add to Claude Code MCP settings (see below)

3. Run misarblog_login in Claude Code to authenticate via browser

Fastest path — npx + any MCP client:

No install needed — just add the config below and run misarblog_login

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Option A — Python (no dependencies)

Uses Python's standard library only. No pip install required. Works on macOS, Linux, and Windows (with Python 3.11+).

1 · Download the script

If you cloned the MisarBlog repo:

cp packages/mcp/misarblog-mcp.py ~/.claude/scripts/misarblog-mcp.py chmod +x ~/.claude/scripts/misarblog-mcp.py

Direct download (one-liner):

mkdir -p ~/.claude/scripts curl -fsSL https://www.misar.blog/mcp/misarblog-mcp.py -o ~/.claude/scripts/misarblog-mcp.py chmod +x ~/.claude/scripts/misarblog-mcp.py

2 · Verify Python version

python3 --version # must be 3.11 or later

If you're on macOS with an older system Python, use Homebrew: brew install python.

3 · Add to your MCP client config

{ "mcpServers": { "misarblog": { "command": "python3", "args": ["~/.claude/scripts/misarblog-mcp.py"], "env": { "MISARBLOG_API_KEY": "mbk_your_key_here" } } } }

You can omit MISARBLOG_API_KEY if you plan to use the misarblog_login browser flow.

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Option B — npm / npx

Uses Node.js 18+ with the @modelcontextprotocol/sdk. npx fetches and caches the package on first run — no manual install needed.

Option B1 — Zero-install via npx (recommended)

{ "mcpServers": { "misarblog": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "@misarblog/mcp"], "env": { "MISARBLOG_API_KEY": "mbk_your_key_here" } } } }

Option B2 — Global install

npm install -g @misarblog/mcp

Then use misarblog-mcp as the command:

{ "mcpServers": { "misarblog": { "command": "misarblog-mcp", "env": { "MISARBLOG_API_KEY": "mbk_your_key_here" } } } }

Option B3 — pnpm / yarn

pnpm add -g @misarblog/mcp

or

yarn global add @misarblog/mcp

Verify Node version

node --version # must be v18 or later

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Client Setup

Claude Code

Claude Code stores MCP server config in ~/.claude/settings.json.

Edit the file:

Open in your editor

code ~/.claude/settings.json

Add the mcpServers block (create settings.json if it doesn't exist):

Reload Claude Code — MCP servers start automatically on the next session. You'll seemisarblog listed when you run /mcp in any Claude Code session.

Verify the connection:

> call misarblog_get_profile

Claude Code should return your username, display name, and account status.

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Cursor

Cursor stores MCP config at ~/.cursor/mcp.json (global) or .cursor/mcp.json inside a project (project-scoped, takes priority).

Global config (~/.cursor/mcp.json):

Alternative — via Cursor Settings UI:

1. Open Cursor → Settings → MCP
2. Click + Add new MCP server
3. Fill in:
   • Name: misarblog
   • Command: npx
   • Args: -y @misarblog/mcp
   • Env: MISARBLOG_API_KEY=mbk_your_key_here
4. Click Save — Cursor restarts the MCP daemon automatically.

Verify: open Cursor Agent mode → type use misarblog_get_profile — the tool card should appear.

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Windsurf

Windsurf reads MCP config from ~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json.

Reload Windsurf after saving. The MCP tools appear under the Cascade panel → Tools.

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VS Code (Copilot)

VS Code reads MCP config from .vscode/mcp.json in the workspace root, or fromUser Settings (settings.json) under "mcp".

Workspace config (.vscode/mcp.json):

{ "servers": { "misarblog": { "type": "stdio", "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "@misarblog/mcp"], "env": { "MISARBLOG_API_KEY": "mbk_your_key_here" } } } }

User settings (settings.json):

{ "mcp": { "servers": { "misarblog": { "type": "stdio", "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "@misarblog/mcp"], "env": { "MISARBLOG_API_KEY": "mbk_your_key_here" } } } } }

Restart VS Code after saving. The misarblog_* tools appear in GitHub Copilot Chat when you enable Agent mode (the @ icon in the chat panel).

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Any other MCP client

Any MCP-compatible client that supports stdio servers works with the same pattern:

• Command: python3 (Python) or npx (npm)
• Args: ["~/.claude/scripts/misarblog-mcp.py"] or ["-y", "@misarblog/mcp"]
• Transport: stdio
• Env: MISARBLOG_API_KEY=mbk_... (or use misarblog_login after connecting)

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Authentication

API Key (recommended)

1. Go to Misar.Blog → Dashboard → Settings → API Keys
2. Click Generate API Key — your key starts with mbk_
3. Copy it and paste into the MISARBLOG_API_KEY env var in your MCP config

Keys have a 100 req/min rate limit. You can revoke and regenerate at any time from the settings page.

Precedence order:

MISARBLOG_API_KEY env var  →  ~/.misarblog/config.json  →  prompt to run misarblog_login

Browser login (no copy-paste)

If you'd rather not handle the key manually, omit MISARBLOG_API_KEY from the config and runmisarblog_login as your first tool call. The flow:

1. The MCP server starts a temporary HTTP listener on 127.0.0.1 (random port 9001–9099)
2. Your default browser opens to https://www.misar.blog/dashboard/settings/api?mcp_port=<port>
3. You click Authorize MCP Access — you must be logged in to Misar.Blog
4. The page sends your API key directly to the local listener
5. The key is saved to ~/.misarblog/config.json — no clipboard involved
6. All subsequent tool calls use this saved key automatically

The listener accepts connections from 127.0.0.1 only and shuts down after 120 seconds.

Example prompt:

Connect my Misar.Blog account using misarblog_login

Claude will call the tool, open your browser, and confirm once you've authorized.

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Tools reference

Tool	Description	Required params
misarblog_login	Browser-based auth — saves key to ~/.misarblog/config.json	—
misarblog_get_profile	Username, display name, bio, subscriber count, Stripe status	—
misarblog_list_articles	List your articles by status	—
misarblog_get_article	Fetch a single article with full body	slug
misarblog_publish_article	Publish now or schedule via ISO 8601 datetime	title, body_markdown
misarblog_create_draft	Save a draft for review in the web editor	title, body_markdown
misarblog_upload_image	Upload a local file to the Misar.Blog CDN	file_path
misarblog_generate_image	Generate an AI cover image from a text prompt	prompt
misarblog_list_series	List all article series on your account	—
misarblog_create_series	Create a new series	title
misarblog_add_to_series	Add an article to a series at a given position	series_slug, article_slug
misarblog_get_analytics	Views, revenue, and subscriber trends (up to 365 days)	—

Tool parameters

misarblog_login

Param	Type	Default	Description
port	number	random 9001–9099	Local callback port
base_url	string	https://www.misar.blog	Override for self-hosted instances

misarblog_list_articles

Param	Type	Default	Description
status	string	published	One of: draft · published · scheduled · archived
limit	number	20	Max results, 1–100

misarblog_publish_article

Param	Type	Required	Description
title	string	yes	Article title (max 250 chars)
body_markdown	string	yes	Full article content in Markdown
tags	string[]	no	Up to 10 tags
cover_image_url	string	no	HTTPS URL of cover image
schedule_at	string	no	ISO 8601 datetime to publish later (e.g. 2025-06-01T09:00:00Z)
visibility	string	no	public · subscribers · paid · private (default: public)

misarblog_create_draft

Param	Type	Required	Description
title	string	yes	Draft title
body_markdown	string	yes	Content in Markdown
tags	string[]	no	Up to 10 tags

misarblog_upload_image

Param	Type	Required	Description
file_path	string	yes	Absolute local path (jpg, png, webp, gif, svg)

misarblog_generate_image

Param	Type	Default	Description
prompt	string	—	Image description (max 1000 chars)
size	string	1024x1024	1024x1024 · 1792x1024 · 1024x1792

misarblog_create_series

Param	Type	Required	Description
title	string	yes	Series name
description	string	no	Short description

misarblog_add_to_series

Param	Type	Required	Description
series_slug	string	yes	URL slug of the series
article_slug	string	yes	URL slug of the article
position	number	no	1-indexed position; appends to end if omitted

misarblog_get_analytics

Param	Type	Default	Description
days	number	30	Look-back window, 1–365

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Usage examples

These are prompts you can send directly in Claude Code or Cursor Agent mode:

Publish a new article:

Write a 1000-word article about "Why AI-first blogging changes SEO forever"
and publish it on my Misar.Blog with tags ["AI", "SEO", "blogging"].

Draft with a generated cover image:

Generate a dark, futuristic cover image for an article titled "Building with MCP".
Then create a draft with that image as the cover.

Check performance:

Show me my analytics for the last 90 days.

Publish on a schedule:

Write a short announcement post and schedule it to publish tomorrow at 9am UTC.

Organize a series:

List my articles with status "published", then create a series called "AI Writing Guide"
and add the last 3 articles to it in chronological order.

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Self-hosted Misar.Blog

If you run your own Misar.Blog instance, set MISARBLOG_BASE_URL to your domain:

{ "mcpServers": { "misarblog": { "command": "python3", "args": ["~/.claude/scripts/misarblog-mcp.py"], "env": { "MISARBLOG_API_KEY": "mbk_your_key_here", "MISARBLOG_BASE_URL": "https://blog.yourdomain.com" } } } }

MISARBLOG_BASE_URL can also be stored in ~/.misarblog/config.json (written by misarblog_login):

{ "api_key": "mbk_...", "username": "yourname", "base_url": "https://blog.yourdomain.com" }

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Troubleshooting

"Not configured" on every tool call

The server can't find your API key. Either:

• Set MISARBLOG_API_KEY in the MCP config env block, or
• Run misarblog_login once to save it to ~/.misarblog/config.json

"API key invalid or expired"

Your key was revoked. Go to Dashboard → Settings → API Keys and generate a new one, or run misarblog_login again to get a fresh key via the browser flow.

"Rate limited (100 req/min)"

You've exceeded the API rate limit. Wait 60 seconds and retry. If you're running automated pipelines, add a short delay between tool calls.

Browser doesn't open during misarblog_login

The server prints the URL to stderr when webbrowser.open() fails. Copy and open it manually:

Open this URL in your browser:
  https://www.misar.blog/dashboard/settings/api?mcp_port=9042

You have 120 seconds from when the tool runs to click Authorize MCP Access.

python3: command not found

• macOS: brew install python or install from python.org
• Linux: sudo apt install python3 / sudo dnf install python3
• Windows: Install from python.org and ensure python3 is in PATH

Alternatively, switch to the npm/npx option — it only requires Node.js.

npx is slow on first run

npx -y @misarblog/mcp downloads the package on first run and caches it locally. Subsequent starts are instant. If startup time matters, use npm install -g @misarblog/mcp instead.

MCP server doesn't appear in Claude Code

Run /mcp in a Claude Code session to list active servers. If misarblog is missing:

1. Check ~/.claude/settings.json — ensure the mcpServers.misarblog block is valid JSON
2. Verify the script path: ls -la ~/.claude/scripts/misarblog-mcp.py
3. Test the server directly:
   printf '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/list","params":{}}\n' \
   | MISARBLOG_API_KEY=mbk_test python3 ~/.claude/scripts/misarblog-mcp.py
   You should see a JSON response listing 12 tools.

Connection refused on misarblog_login callback

The local HTTP server binds to 127.0.0.1. If your browser opens on a different machine (e.g. remote VS Code over SSH), the callback won't reach the MCP server. In that case, use the API Key method instead.

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Requirements

• Python runtime: Python 3.11+ · no external packages
• npm runtime: Node.js 18+ · package fetched automatically via npx
• Account: Misar.Blog creator account (sign up free)