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Raindrop MCP Server

Raindrop MCP Server

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Raindrop MCP Server

This is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Raindrop.io powered by the Python MCP SDK. It provides an easy way to read and update your bookmarks from the Raindrop personal knowledge management system in simple, human language. This can be paired with the Firecrawl MCP server to read the URLs associated with your bookmarks and classify them accordingly.

Requirements

Related MCP server: raindrop-mcp-server

Setup

1. Obtain a Raindrop API Token

  1. Go to Raindrop.io Developer Portal

  2. Create a new app

  3. Copy your API token

2. Set Your API Token

Set your Raindrop API token as an environment variable:

  1. Create a .env file in the root directory

  2. Add new line: RAINDROP_TOKEN="your_token_here"

Development

To run the server in development mode:

uv run mcp dev server.py

Installation

To install the server to Claude Desktop:

uv run mcp install server.py

This will start the server locally and allow you to test changes.

Features

The server provides:

  • Access to your Raindrop collections and raindrop data through capabilities

  • Support for viewing root collections, child collections, or a specific collection by ID

  • Tools to create, update, and delete collections and raindrops

  • Tools to create and update new tags

Example Queries

After installing the server to Claude Desktop, you can ask Claude questions and commands like:

  • "Show me all my Raindrop collections"

  • "Do I have any collections related to programming?"

  • "Add this tag to all raindrops in this collection"

  • "Show me the details of my Raindrop collection with ID 12345"

  • "What child collections do I have in Raindrop?"

  • "Create a new Raindrop collection called 'Claude Resources'"

Here is some example usage in Claude Desktop (paired with a Firecrawl MCP server):

Input to Claude Desktop as the classificaiton system: classifier

Output from Claude Desktop: classifier-output

Tools

The server provides the following MCP tools that let Claude Desktop perform actions on your Raindrop collections:

create_collection

Creates a new collection in Raindrop.io.

Parameters:

  • title (required): Name of the collection

  • view: View type (list, grid, masonry, simple)

  • public: Whether the collection is public

  • parent_id: ID of parent collection (omit for root collection)

update_collection

Updates an existing collection in Raindrop.io.

Parameters:

  • collection_id (required): ID of the collection to update

  • title: New name for the collection

  • view: View type (list, grid, masonry, simple)

  • public: Whether the collection is public

  • parent_id: ID of parent collection (omit for root collection)

  • expanded: Whether the collection is expanded

delete_collection

Deletes a collection from Raindrop.io. The raindrops will be moved to Trash.

Parameters:

  • collection_id (required): ID of the collection to delete

empty_trash

Empties the trash in Raindrop.io, permanently deleting all raindrops in it.

get_raindrop

Gets a single raindrop from Raindrop.io by ID.

Parameters:

  • raindrop_id (required): ID of the raindrop to fetch

get_raindrops

Gets multiple raindrops from a Raindrop.io collection.

Parameters:

  • collection_id (required): ID of the collection to fetch raindrops from. Use 0 for all raindrops, -1 for unsorted, -99 for trash.

  • search: Optional search query

  • sort: Sorting order (options: -created, created, score, -sort, title, -title, domain, -domain)

  • page: Page number (starting from 0)

  • perpage: Items per page (max 50)

  • nested: Whether to include raindrops from nested collections

get_tags

Gets tags from Raindrop.io.

Parameters:

  • collection_id: Optional ID of the collection to fetch tags from. When not specified, all tags from all collections will be retrieved.

update_raindrop

Updates an existing raindrop (bookmark) in Raindrop.io.

Parameters:

  • raindrop_id (required): ID of the raindrop to update

  • title: New title for the raindrop

  • excerpt: New description/excerpt

  • link: New URL

  • important: Set to True to mark as favorite

  • tags: List of tags to assign

  • collection_id: ID of collection to move the raindrop to

  • cover: URL for the cover image

  • type: Type of the raindrop

  • order: Sort order (ascending) - set to 0 to move to first place

  • pleaseParse: Set to True to reparse metadata (cover, type) in the background

update_many_raindrops

Updates multiple raindrops at once within a collection.

Parameters:

  • collection_id (required): ID of the collection containing raindrops to update

  • ids: Optional list of specific raindrop IDs to update

  • important: Set to True to mark as favorite, False to unmark

  • tags: List of tags to add (or empty list to remove all tags)

  • cover: URL for cover image (use '' to set screenshots for all)

  • target_collection_id: ID of collection to move raindrops to

  • nested: Include raindrops from nested collections

  • search: Optional search query to filter which raindrops to update

Dependencies

Please see pyproject.toml for dependancies.

These will be installed automatically when using uv run mcp install or uv run mcp dev.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Here's how you can contribute to this project:

  1. Fork the repository

  2. Create a new branch (git checkout -b feature/your-feature-name)

  3. Make your changes

  4. Validate they work as intended

  5. Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add some feature')

  6. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/your-feature-name)

  7. Open a pull request

Please ensure your code follows the existing style and includes appropriate documentation.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.txt file for details.

Available Tools

12 tools
create_collectionA
Create a new collection in Raindrop.io

Args:
    title: Name of the collection
    view: View type (list, grid, masonry, simple)
    public: Whether the collection is public
    parent_id: ID of parent collection (omit for root collection)

Inputs: title (required), view, public, parent_id.

delete_collectionB
Delete a collection from Raindrop.io. The raindrops will be moved to Trash.

Args:
    collection_id: ID of the collection to delete

Inputs: collection_id (required).

empty_trashB

Empty the trash in Raindrop.io, permanently deleting all raindrops in it.

Inputs: no named parameters.

get_child_collectionsB

Get all child collections from Raindrop.io

Inputs: no named parameters.

get_collection_by_idC
Get a specific collection from Raindrop.io by ID

Args:
    collection_id: ID of the collection to fetch

Inputs: collection_id (required).

get_raindropA
Get a single raindrop from Raindrop.io by ID

Args:
    raindrop_id: ID of the raindrop to fetch

Inputs: raindrop_id (required).

get_raindropsA
Get multiple raindrops from a Raindrop.io collection

Args:
    collection_id: ID of the collection to fetch raindrops from.
                   Use 0 for all raindrops, -1 for unsorted, -99 for trash.
    search: Optional search query
    sort: Sorting order. Options: -created (default), created, score, -sort, title, -title, domain, -domain
    page: Page number (starting from 0)
    perpage: Items per page (max 50)
    nested: Whether to include raindrops from nested collections

Inputs: collection_id (required), search, sort, page, +2 more.

get_root_collectionsB

Get all root collections from Raindrop.io

Inputs: no named parameters.

get_tagsB
Get tags from Raindrop.io

Args:
    collection_id: Optional ID of the collection to fetch tags from.
                  When not specified, all tags from all collections will be retrieved.

Inputs: collection_id.

update_collectionB
Update an existing collection in Raindrop.io

Args:
    collection_id: ID of the collection to update
    title: New name for the collection
    view: View type (list, grid, masonry, simple)
    public: Whether the collection is public
    parent_id: ID of parent collection (omit for root collection)
    expanded: Whether the collection is expanded

Inputs: collection_id (required), title, view, public, +2 more.

update_many_raindropsB
Update multiple raindrops at once within a collection

Args:
    collection_id: ID of the collection containing raindrops to update
    ids: Optional list of specific raindrop IDs to update
    important: Set to True to mark as favorite, False to unmark
    tags: List of tags to add (or empty list to remove all tags)
    cover: URL for cover image (use '<screenshot>' to set screenshots for all)
    target_collection_id: ID of collection to move raindrops to
    nested: Include raindrops from nested collections
    search: Optional search query to filter which raindrops to update

Inputs: collection_id (required), ids, important, tags, +4 more.

update_raindropB
Update an existing raindrop (bookmark) in Raindrop.io

Args:
    raindrop_id: ID of the raindrop to update
    title: New title for the raindrop
    excerpt: New description/excerpt
    link: New URL
    important: Set to True to mark as favorite
    tags: List of tags to assign
    collection_id: ID of collection to move the raindrop to
    cover: URL for the cover image
    type: Type of the raindrop
    order: Sort order (ascending) - set to 0 to move to first place
    pleaseParse: Set to True to reparse metadata (cover, type) in the background

Inputs: raindrop_id (required), title, excerpt, link, +7 more.

Tool Schema Changelog

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    TDQS

    A3.6/5.0

    Scored across 12 tools

    Disambiguation5/5

    Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose targeting specific resources and actions in the Raindrop.io domain. For example, get_raindrop retrieves a single item while get_raindrops fetches multiple with filtering, and update_raindrop modifies one while update_many_raindrops handles batch operations. There is no functional overlap that would cause confusion.

    Naming Consistency5/5

    All tools follow a consistent verb_noun naming pattern with snake_case throughout (e.g., create_collection, get_raindrops, update_many_raindrops). The verbs (create, delete, get, update, empty) are appropriately chosen for their actions, and nouns (collection, raindrop, tags, trash) clearly identify the resources being manipulated.

    Tool Count5/5

    With 12 tools, this server is well-scoped for managing Raindrop.io collections and raindrops. It covers core operations like CRUD for collections and raindrops, plus utilities like trash management and tag retrieval. Each tool serves a distinct purpose without being excessive or insufficient for the domain.

    Completeness4/5

    The tool set provides comprehensive coverage for the Raindrop.io domain, including full CRUD for collections and raindrops, batch operations, trash management, and tag retrieval. A minor gap is the lack of a tool to create new raindrops, which might require agents to work around by using update operations or external methods, but core workflows are well-supported.

    Maintenance

    ActivityInactive
    ResponsivenessNo recent community issues

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