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me-db

Knowledge base service for the me-server frame: Silverbullet (web editor) plus an MCP server (markdown read/write/search for Claude) and a git-watcher that syncs the notes to your own private repo.

Notes live in your own private git repo (GITHUB_REPO), cloned on start and pushed on change.

Routes (via the frame's Caddy)

  • me-db.<DOMAIN_BASE>:8443/ — Silverbullet; /mcp, /oauth/* — MCP

  • me-db.<DOMAIN_BASE>:443/mcp — MCP (Claude.ai connector backend)

  • auth.<DOMAIN_BASE>:8443 — OAuth browser popup

Don't create top-level Silverbullet pages named mcp, oauth, register or health — they are shadowed by MCP routes.

Related MCP server: Zettelkasten MCP Server

Images

Prebuilt by CI to ghcr.io/lidiaev/me-db-{mcp,watcher} (public; the VPS only pulls). Build your own with docker compose build.

Connect Claude

Add a custom connector in Claude.ai (Settings -> Connectors): URL https://me-db.<DOMAIN_BASE>/mcp, OAuth, then enter the setup secret in the popup. The connector then works across Claude Code, Desktop and mobile.

License

MIT

Maintenance

ActivityStale
ResponsivenessNo issues

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