MCP Server by inkdropapp

Findings (2)

• mediumMedium. Worth checking, often a vulnerable dependency or a setup problem.
  Install contacted hosts other than package registries

  34.6.16.104.in-addr.arpa
• lowLow. Minor, or common in normal tools. Shown for information.
  No manifest declaring network access and environment variables (agent.json)

Network activity

Tools exposed (18)

• read-note

  Retrieve the complete contents of the note by its ID from the database. A note created from a template has a `sourceTemplateId`; when present, the response includes a resource link to that source template, whose body holds the fill-out instructions and examples. Read the template (or pass `includeTe

• read-backlinks

  Retrieve backlinks for a note — the notes that link to it. Each result is returned as a resource link (`inkdrop://note/<id>`) pointing to the referring note. Backlinks are found by searching all note bodies for the note's link URI.

• search-notes

  List all notes that contain a given keyword. The result does not include entire note bodies as they are truncated in 200 characters. You have to retrieve the full note content by calling `read-note`. Here are tips to specify keywords effectively: ## Use special qualifiers to narrow down results Yo

• list-notes

  List all notes with specified conditions. The result does not include entire note bodies as they are truncated in 200 characters. You have to retrieve the full note content by calling `read-note`.

• list-templates

  List note templates: your custom templates, followed by the official ones bundled with Inkdrop. Templates are notes whose `bookId` is `template`. Official templates are read-only. The result does not include entire template bodies as they are truncated in 200 characters. You have to retrieve the ful

• create-note

  Create a new note in the database

• update-note

  Update the existing note in the database. Only the fields you provide will be updated; omitted fields remain unchanged.

• patch-note

  Update the body of the existing note by performing an exact string replacement. Use this tool to make partial updates to the note body without replacing the entire content. You must first read the note with `read-note` to get the current body, then specify the exact substring to replace.

• list-tags

  Retrieve a list of all tags

• read-tag

  Retrieve a single tag

• create-tag

  Create a new tag in the database

• update-tag

  Update the existing tag in the database. Only the fields you provide will be updated; omitted fields remain unchanged, so you do not need to read the tag first. Call `list-tags` or `read-tag` to find the tag ID.

• list-notebooks

  Retrieve a list of all notebooks

• read-book

  Retrieve a single book

• create-book

  Create a new notebook in the database. To create a nested notebook, pass the parent notebook ID as `parentBookId`. Call `list-notebooks` first to find it.

• update-book

  Update the existing notebook in the database. Only the fields you provide will be updated; omitted fields remain unchanged, so you do not need to read the notebook first. Call `list-notebooks` or `read-book` to find the notebook ID.

• create-file

  Create a new attachment file in the database from a local image file or from base64 image data. Returns the Markdown to embed the attachment in a note body. Prefer `filePath` over `data`: it keeps the image bytes out of the conversation.

• read-file

  Retrieve an attachment file by its ID. Returns the file metadata, and the image itself when it is a PNG, JPEG or GIF. Pass `outputPath` to write the attachment to disk instead — required to get at SVG, HEIC and HEIF attachments, which cannot be displayed inline.