Anytype

To optimize for token usage with AI assistants, this MCP server implements response filtering by default for tools that return object data (get_objects,global_search,search_space).

- Default Behavior:The server returns a simplified version of object data, including essential metadata like ID, name, type, icon, layout, space ID, root ID, snippet (if available), block count, tags, creation/modification dates, and creator info. Full block content and detailed relations are omitted.
- include_text: true:Several tools (get_objects,get_object_content,global_search,search_space) support an optionalinclude_textparameter. When set totrue, the server will extract and include the full, formatted text content from the object's blocks in afull_textfield. Use this when you need the complete text, but be aware it significantly increases response size and token count.
- full_response: true:Theget_objects,global_search, andsearch_spacetools also support afull_responseparameter. Setting this totruebypasses all filtering and returns the raw, complete JSON response directly from the Anytype API. This provides the most detail but uses the most tokens.

Choose the appropriate parameters based on whether you need just metadata, full text content, or the complete raw API response.

Make sure the Anytype desktop application is running on your computer. The MCP server connects to the local Anytype API athttp://localhost:31009/v1.
- Runnpm run get-keyto obtain a new app key
- Update your MCP configuration with the new key
- Restart your MCP client

The server connects to the Anytype API athttp://localhost:31009/v1by default. If your Anytype installation uses a different port, you currently need to modify theapiBaseUrlvariable insrc/index.tsand rebuild (npm run build). Making this configurable via an environment variable is a potential future improvement.

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