Find articles on Dev.to by entering search terms to locate relevant content for research, learning, or content discovery.
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"dev.to" matching MCP tools:
- Retrieve recent Dev.to articles to access current developer content and insights.MIT
- Retrieve trending Dev.to articles to discover popular developer content and insights.MIT
- Retrieve a specific Dev.to article using its unique ID to access content details and information.MIT
- Retrieve user profile details from Dev.to by providing a username to access information such as bio, articles, and activity.MIT
- Fetch Dev.to articles filtered by specific tags to find relevant content quickly. Specify a tag to retrieve matching articles from the platform.MIT
Matching MCP Servers
- AlicenseBqualityDmaintenanceAn MCP server implementation that allows AI assistants to access, search, and interact with Dev.to content, including fetching articles, retrieving user information, and publishing new content.Last updated1060MIT
- Flicense-qualityFmaintenanceEnables interaction with the dev.to platform through its public API. Allows users to retrieve articles, user profiles, tags, comments, and perform article searches without requiring authentication.Last updated44
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- PlateOAuth
Minimal project management for teams and AI agents.
DEV.to MCP — wraps the DEV Community API (free, no auth for public reads)
- Publish a markdown article to Dev.to, Ghost, Hashnode, WordPress, Medium, or Substack. Choose draft or published status, add tags, canonical URL, series, and cover image. Requires platform credentials configured via the setup tool.MIT
- Publish one article to multiple CMS platforms in a single call. Sets the first successful platform's URL as canonical for all others. Reports per-platform success or error for Dev.to, Ghost, Hashnode, WordPress, Medium, and Substack.MIT
- Scans X, Reddit, HN, Dev.to, and GitHub to discover posts where your venture can engage. Automatically drafts replies or creates ledger items for strategic targets.MIT
- Generate correctly-formatted frontmatter for Hugo, Jekyll, Astro, Next.js, Dev.to, Hashnode, and Ghost. Auto-extracts description, reading time, slug, and suggests tags from article content. No external API calls required.MIT
- Securely configure and store API credentials for 12+ publishing platforms (Dev.to, Ghost, Hashnode, WordPress, Medium, Substack, Unsplash, etc.) locally in a config file. Replaces existing credentials and returns validation status.MIT
- Fetch published and draft posts from a configured CMS platform (Dev.to, Ghost, Hashnode, WordPress, Medium, Substack). Returns post IDs, titles, statuses, URLs, and publication dates. Requires platform credentials.MIT
- Run a multi-source intelligence report by searching up to 18 platforms (HN, GitHub, npm, PyPI, X, Reddit, YouTube, and more) in parallel. Choose a focus preset—balanced (14 free APIs), trending, or comprehensive—or specify exact sources. Requires a query; returns structured JSON results.MIT
- Remove a published post from the target platform with a best-effort delete request. Sends an HTTP DELETE or update to retract live content.MIT
- Paste an image from a local file into a web page's focused element using JavaScript DataTransfer, bypassing clipboard restrictions. Works on Medium, dev.to, and similar platforms.
- Publish content immediately to one or more channels like DEV.to, Reddit, LinkedIn. Each variant is adapted per platform. Idempotent: re-running with same content.id and channel returns cached state without re-posting.MIT
- Aggregate trending content across multiple platforms with one query. Search GitHub, Hacker News, Product Hunt, and more.MIT
- Retrieve a daily digest of trending topics from top platforms like GitHub, Hacker News, and Product Hunt. Provides a comprehensive overview of what's popular today across multiple sources.MIT
- Search Dev.to for technical articles and blog posts. Filter by query and tags, sort by relevance or recency, and retrieve title, description, reactions, comments, reading time, and tags to find tutorials, how-tos, and developer insights.MIT
- Aggregate and analyze topic mentions across Hacker News, GitHub, Stack Overflow, dev.to, and Juejin to identify emerging trends and technologies.MIT