Stacklinker.com
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Shared bookmarks and company directories that are always up to date
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Connect StackLinker to Cursor or Claude with your API key and the hosted MCP endpoint. This page is focused on end-user setup and quick connection steps.
Generate an API key in your profile, then use the hosted MCP endpoint and Authorization header below in your MCP client.
Use read for safe browsing. Add write only if the app should create, move, rename, or delete bookmarks and folders.
Open Profile → API Keys, create a key for your integration, choose the required scopes, and save the JWT token immediately. It is shown only once.Create API Key
Select the app you want to connect and follow the matching setup instructions.
Cursor supports remote MCP servers directly. Add a server in Cursor settings and include the Authorization header.
- Open Cursor settings and go to MCP / Tools.
- Add a new remote MCP server.
- Use the MCP URL and Authorization header shown on this page.
{ "mcpServers": { "stacklinker": { "url": "https://mcp.stacklinker.com/mcp", "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" } } } }
Expand only the area you care about. Each section summarizes what the hosted MCP tools are for.
Core tools for identity, workspace overview, and member access.
Return information about the currently authenticated user, including preferredLocale (emails and similar; on the web it changes via the footer language switch—MCP does not update it).
List workspaces available to the current API key.
Load detailed information for one workspace.
Return the folder and bookmark tree for a workspace.
Remove a member from a workspace when you have admin access.
Change a member role to view, editor, or admin.
Manage inbound invites and create new workspace invitations.
List your inbound workspace invitations.
Load the details of a single invitation.
Create a new workspace invitation for an email address.
Discover public workspaces and work with their shared content.
Search public workspaces, optionally by text query.
Return the public folder and bookmark tree.
Copy a public workspace into your own private workspace.
Follow public workspaces without copying them into your account.
List the public workspaces you currently watch.
Load one watched workspace record from your list.
Stop watching a selected public workspace.
Create, update, and manage workspaces directly from your MCP client.
Delete a workspace when permissions and backend rules allow it.
Enable or disable public sharing and update the public description.
Let AI reorganize all bookmarks in a workspace into a new logical folder hierarchy. All bookmarks are preserved, existing folders are replaced. Requires admin role. Runs asynchronously — you receive an email when done.
Manage workspace groups used for access control and team organization.
Search, create, update, move, and secure bookmarks.
Search bookmarks by name, URL, or folder path.
Create a new bookmark and optionally place it into a folder.
Move a bookmark to another folder or position.
Define which groups have direct access to a bookmark.
Remove all direct group assignments from a bookmark.
Personal bookmark labels inside a workspace. Each user can only see and manage their own labels.
List your personal bookmark labels for a workspace. Requires read scope.
Create a new personal bookmark label in a workspace. Requires write scope.
Rename one of your existing bookmark labels. Requires write scope.
Delete one of your personal bookmark labels. Requires write scope.
Set which of your personal labels are assigned to a specific bookmark. Requires write scope.
Build and manage folder hierarchy inside a workspace.
Ensure a folder path exists and return the resolved folder.
Move a folder under a different parent or position.
Set direct group access on a folder or mark it as public.
Remove all direct group assignments from a folder.
Apply folder access settings to the folder and all descendants.
- Use a dedicated API key per app so you can revoke one integration without affecting the others.
- Start with read scope first. Add write only when you want the client to modify bookmark hierarchy.
- Keep one key for Cursor and a separate key for Claude so usage stays isolated.
- Usehttps://mcp.stacklinker.com/mcpas the server URL.
An MCP server that enables AI assistants to interact with Confluence content through a standardized interface.
An MCP server for interacting with the esa.io knowledge-sharing platform.
Access the esa.io API to manage your team's knowledge base.
A MCP server for the document sharing service esa.io.
Historis keeps track of what happened — so you and your AI are never out of sync. Everything lands in one shared timeline, linked to the right people. Ask for the brief: what happened, what you should know, what needs handling.
Access personal and team knowledge from documents and Slack discussions.
Access personal and team knowledge repositories, including documents and Slack discussions.
Read, search, and write Obsidian vault notes via Team Relay collaborative server. Supports shared folders and real-time sync.
Provides API tools to interact with Yonote documents and collections.
One memory. Every AI. Nothing to install. Memxus works across Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Slack — and any app your team uses that needs to remember (Notion, Linear/Jira, Gmail, Salesforce/HubSpot, Intercom, Zendesk, Google Drive, Confluence, GitHub). No extension, no local setup, no repeated context. Save once. Remember everywhere.
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