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X_twee

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what is X_twee?

X_twee is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that implements a simple note storage and summarization service. It exposes note resources via a custom note:// URI scheme and provides an LLM-oriented prompt to summarize stored notes.

how to use X_twee?

  • Run the server as an MCP server (examples provided for Claude Desktop). For development, configure your Claude/Claude Desktop MCP servers entry to run the X_twee command (examples use uv for development and uvx for published servers).
  • Use the add-note tool to create notes (provide name and content).
  • Invoke the summarize-notes prompt to generate a combined summary of all stored notes; pass an optional style argument (brief or detailed).
  • Build/publish with the provided uv commands: uv sync, uv build, uv publish.
  • Debug via the MCP Inspector (npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector) to inspect MCP messages over stdio.

key features

  • note:// URI scheme for addressing individual notes
  • Note resources include name, description and text/plain content
  • add-note tool: create/update notes (required args: name, content)
  • summarize-notes prompt: produces summaries from all notes with optional “style” (brief/detailed)
  • MCP-compatible: works with Claude Desktop and other MCP clients
  • Build and publish workflow (uv sync, uv build, uv publish)

use cases

  1. Personal note storage and automated summaries
  2. Aggregating research notes or meeting notes and generating brief or detailed summaries
  3. Integrating with Claude Desktop (or other MCP clients) to provide contextual note retrieval and summarization to an assistant
  4. Prototyping LLM-driven knowledge ingestion pipelines where notes are authored and periodically summarized

FAQ from X_twee

  • Q: Where are notes persisted? A: The repository describes the note resources and MCP state; the concrete persistence/backing store depends on your implementation and configuration (TODO in the repo). By default notes are managed within the MCP server state.

  • Q: How do I add a note? A: Use the add-note tool exposed by the server with the required string arguments name and content. The server updates state and notifies clients of resource changes.

  • Q: How do I generate summaries? A: Call the summarize-notes prompt. Optionally pass style set to brief or detailed to control summary granularity.

  • Q: How to configure Claude Desktop to run X_twee? A: Add an entry under mcpServers in your Claude Desktop config (paths: macOS ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json, Windows %APPDATA%/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json). Example dev config uses uv with args; published uses uvx.

  • Q: How to debug the MCP server? A: Use the MCP Inspector (npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector uv --directory <path> run x-twee) to view stdio messages and interactions.

  • Q: How to publish the package? A: Use uv build to create distributions and uv publish to push to PyPI. Provide PyPI credentials via env vars or command flags as documented.

  • Q: Is there configuration required? A: The README notes a TODO for implementation-specific configuration; review the repository for any project-specific config you need to add.