Work Buddy MCP Server
The AI assistant for knowledge workers — a local-first personal-agent runtime built on Claude Code and Obsidian.
Work Buddy is an open-source mcp server by KadenMc, written mainly in Python, with 57 GitHub stars and the GPL-3.0 license. Its code was last updated Oct 19, 2026.
Scan summary: scanned Nov 5, 2026 at commit ae82b9c. No capabilities flagged by our checks. Scan policy
What Work Buddy can touch
- Our checks did not find this. The tool may still do it.Run shell commandsNot seen in this scan
- Our checks did not find this. The tool may still do it.Run dynamic codeNot seen in this scan
- Our checks did not find this. The tool may still do it.Read or write filesNot seen in this scan
- Our checks did not find this. The tool may still do it.Read environment and secretsNot seen in this scan
- Our checks did not find this. The tool may still do it.Control a web browserNot seen in this scan
- Our checks did not find this. The tool may still do it.Connect to databasesNot seen in this scan
- Our checks did not find this. The tool may still do it.Read or send messagesNot seen in this scan
- Our checks did not find this. The tool may still do it.Touch money or tradingNot seen in this scan
- Our checks did not find this. The tool may still do it.Connect to the internetNot run in this scan
"Not seen" means our checks did not find it, and the tool may still do it. Covers commit ae82b9c, Nov 5, 2026. See the scan policy.
Before you install Work Buddy
AgenticMart scanned Work Buddy on Nov 5, 2026 with automated checks for hidden code, known-malicious packages, leaked secrets and vulnerable dependencies. The result covers one commit under our scan policy, so review what access you give it and check any advisories shown here.
What it can access
- An MCP server is a program your AI app starts and talks to. A local one runs with your user's permissions: it can see the files, environment variables and network your account can.
Before you install
- Pin the version you reviewed instead of always installing the latest release.
- Read the tool list or scripts before the first run, and keep approval prompts on for actions that write, send or delete.
- Maintained by KadenMc on GitHub, 57 stars and 14 forks. Popularity is not proof of safety.
- Last code change: Oct 19, 2026.
- Open-source license: GPL-3.0.
Work Buddy is an open-source mcp server by KadenMc, written mainly in Python. The AI assistant for knowledge workers — a local-first personal-agent runtime built on Claude Code and Obsidian.
At a glance
- Stars
- 57
- Forks
- 14
- Language
- Python
- License
- GPL-3.0
- Created
- Apr 2026
- Last update
- Oct 19, 2026
- Type
- MCP Server
- Price
- Free
Topics
Questions about Work Buddy
What is Work Buddy?
The AI assistant for knowledge workers — a local-first personal-agent runtime built on Claude Code and Obsidian.
Who maintains Work Buddy?
Work Buddy is maintained by KadenMc on GitHub (KadenMc/work-buddy). AgenticMart lists it from public repository data.
Is Work Buddy safe to use?
AgenticMart scanned Work Buddy on Nov 5, 2026 with automated checks for hidden code, known-malicious packages, leaked secrets and vulnerable dependencies. The result covers one commit under our scan policy, so review what access you give it and check any advisories shown here.
What license does Work Buddy use?
It is published under the GPL-3.0 license.
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