Developer logbook MCP server. Notes, TODOs, standups, decisions, debug sessions, reminders.
Config is the same across clients — only the file and path differ.
{
"mcpServers": {
"logbook-mcp": {
"args": [
"-y",
"@cocaxcode/logbook-mcp@latest",
"--mcp"
],
"command": "npx"
}
}
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Notes · TODOs · Reminders · Code scanning · Full-text search · Obsidian mode · Zero config
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Your developer logbook, always one sentence away.
Notes · TODOs · Reminders · Code scanning · Full-text search · Native CLI · Obsidian-only
⚠️ v2.0 breaking change: SQLite eliminado. v2 sólo soporta backend Obsidian. Datos en
~/.logbook/logbook.db(v1) no se migran automáticamente — quedan intactos en disco. Si necesitas acceso a ellos, mantente en@cocaxcode/logbook-mcp@0.4. Tools 10→5 (con shims deprecated). Ver CHANGELOG.md para detalles.
Overview · Usage · Installation · Features · Tool Reference · Storage · Architecture
logbook-mcp is an MCP server that turns your AI assistant into a persistent developer logbook. Capture decisions, track TODOs, set reminders, scan code TODOs, and search everything with full-text search — without leaving your editor.
It auto-detects your git project, stores everything locally, and works with any MCP-compatible client: Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, Codex CLI, or Gemini CLI. All data stays on your machine — nothing is synced, nothing is tracked, nothing leaves your disk. Notes are scoped per-project automatically, but you can search globally across all your projects at any time.
Two storage modes: SQLite (default, zero config) or Obsidian (markdown files with frontmatter, visible in your Obsidian vault with Graph View, Dataview, Tasks, and Calendar). Switching from SQLite to Obsidian auto-migrates your data on startup.
No commands to memorize. Just say what you need.
"I decided to use JWT instead of sessions for scalability"
→ Saved as a decision — retrievable months from now
"The CI is failing due to a timeout in integration tests"
→ Captured as a blocker — shows up when you review activity
"TODO: implement email validation"
→ Created with auto-inferred topic
"Add these: fix token refresh. update deps. add rate limiting"
→ 3 TODOs created at once, each categorized
"Mark 5 and 8 as done"
→ Both completed
"What's pending across all projects?"
→ Global view of everything, including code TODOs
"Remind me tomorrow to deploy"
→ One-time reminder
"Remind me every Tuesday to review PRs"
→ Recurring weekly — auto-acknowledged after each session
"Remind me on weekdays to check the CI"
→ Monday to Friday
"Why did we choose JWT?"
→ Finds the decision note, even months later
"Search everything about auth"
→ FTS5 search across all notes and TODOs
claude mcp add --scope user logbook -- npx -y @cocaxcode/logbook-mcp@latest --mcp
With Obsidian mode:
claude mcp add --scope use
... [View full README on GitHub](https://github.com/cocaxcode/logbook-mcp#readme)