Search, read and write your self-hosted Open Notebook knowledge base from an AI assistant.
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io.github.seayniclabs/knowledge is an MCP server that search, read and write your self-hosted Open Notebook knowledge base from an AI assistant. Its tool list has not been published yet over stdio, sse and http, requires no API key, and scores 87/100 on MCPpedia's security, maintenance and efficiency rubric.
Config is the same across clients - only the file and path differ.
{
"mcpServers": {
"knowledge": {
"env": {
"KNOWLEDGE_OPEN_NOTEBOOK_URL": "https://notebook.example.com"
},
"args": [
"knowledge-bundle-mcp"
],
"command": "uvx"
}
}
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Search, read and write your self-hosted Open Notebook knowledge base from an AI assistant.
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Knowledge lets an AI assistant search, read and write the notes in your self-hosted Open Notebook, and comes with skills that teach it to do that work well: meeting notes, decision records, weekly reviews and source-backed research.
It is a bundle: tools, skills and instructions in one install. The tools are one server made of modules. You switch on the modules you use. New modules arrive switched off, so an update never changes what your assistant can do until you choose to.
| Security card | |
|---|---|
| Network | Only the Open Notebook server you configure (KNOWLEDGE_OPEN_NOTEBOOK_URL). Open Notebook fetches the links you add, not Knowledge. Nothing else, no telemetry. |
| Files | Reads its config file ( |
| Secrets | API keys and passwords come from your environment or config file. They are never tool arguments and never returned to the model. |
| Read-only tools | 6: open_notebook_notebooks, open_notebook_search, open_notebook_notes, open_notebook_note_get, open_notebook_source_get, knowledge_modules |
| Needs your approval | open_notebook_note_create, open_notebook_add_source: you approve each write in your app, or pre-approve notebooks in settings (not for local files). The AI cannot approve for you. |
| Startup cost | about 4,600 tokens (8 tools, 7 skill prompts) |
| Changes | Tool descriptions are locked by hash (tool-manifest.lock.json); CI fails if they change silently. |
| Skill | What it does | Source |
|---|---|---|
getting-started | Checks the settings, runs the first calls, explains approvals and errors | Seaynic Labs (MIT) |
research-with-sources | Answers from your notebooks, cites each claim, flags sources that disagree | Seaynic Labs (MIT) |
weekly-review | Done, open and next-week items from the notes you changed this week | Seaynic Labs (MIT) |
meeting-notes | Structured meeting notes as a Markdown file, optionally saved to a notebook | Seaynic Labs (MIT) |
decision-record | A numbered Architecture Decision Record in a Decisions/ folder | Seaynic Labs (MIT) |
icm-architect | Organises a knowledge base as a folder structure that agents can walk | Jake Van Clief (MIT), credits |
obsidian-markdown | Obsidian-flavoured Markdown: wikilinks, callouts, properties | Steph Ango (MIT), credits |
Skills reach every app. Claude Code and other skill-aware apps read the skills/ folder. Any MCP app gets the same text as prompts: getting-started, for example, is the prompt named getting-started. Third-party skills keep their own license files. See CREDITS.md.
Knowledge needs Python 3.11 or newer. With uv you don't install anything ahead of time:
uvx knowledge-bundle-mcp --version
Or with pip:
pip install knowledge-bundle-mcp
Pinned install. For a fixed setup, pin the exact version. The plugin manifest pins it the same way:
uvx knowledge-bundle-mcp==0.2.1 --version
As a Claude Code plugin. One install gives you the MCP server and the skills. This needs the seayniclabs/plugins marketplace, which is published with the release:
/plugin marketplace add seayniclabs/plugins
/plugin install knowledge@seayniclabs
The plugin still needs your Open Notebook address in its settings. The plugin file is [`.claude-plugi