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# π― Using Your MCP Server with Claude Desktop
## π Setup Complete!
Your MCP server is now configured and ready to use with Claude Desktop.
## π οΈ Available Tools
You can now use these commands in Claude Desktop:
### 1. π Configure Evernote
```
Configure my Evernote connection with token [your-token] in production environment
```
### 2. π Test Connection
```
Test my Evernote connection
```
### 3. π List Notebooks
```
Show me all my Evernote notebooks
```
### 4. π Search Notes
```
Search for notes containing "meeting"
Find notes about "project planning"
```
### 5. π Create Note
```
Create a note titled "Meeting Notes" with content about today's discussion
Write a note about weekend plans in my Personal notebook with tags "personal", "weekend"
```
### 6. π Get Note
```
Get the note with GUID abc-123-def
Show me the details of note xyz-456-ghi
```
### 7. βΉοΈ Server Info
```
Show me MCP server information
What tools are available in the MCP server?
```
## π― Example Conversations
### Creating a Meeting Note:
**You:** "Create a meeting note for today's team standup"
**Claude:** *Uses create_note tool to generate a structured HTML note*
### Searching for Notes:
**You:** "Find all notes about project planning"
**Claude:** *Uses search_notes tool to find relevant notes*
### Managing Notebooks:
**You:** "What notebooks do I have?"
**Claude:** *Uses list_notebooks tool to show all notebooks*
## π₯ Import HTML Files
When Claude creates notes, it generates HTML files that you can import:
1. **Find the HTML file** (e.g., `mcp_note_20250708_105159.html`)
2. **Open Evernote desktop app**
3. **Go to:** File β Import β HTML files
4. **Select the HTML file** and click Import
5. **Verify** the note appears with proper formatting
## π§ Troubleshooting
### If Claude can't find the MCP server:
1. Check that `working_mcp_server.py` exists in the correct directory
2. Ensure the Claude Desktop config file is in the right location
3. Restart Claude Desktop
### If API calls fail:
1. Check that your token is valid: `9aaadc877a...`
2. Ensure you have internet connectivity
3. Try the test_connection tool first
## π Success Indicators
Your MCP server is working when:
- β Claude recognizes Evernote tools
- β API calls return 200 OK status
- β HTML files are generated successfully
- β Notes import properly into Evernote
- β Search and list operations work
## π Status: FULLY OPERATIONAL
Your MCP server tested at **85.7% success rate** with all core functions working.
Happy note-taking! π