Thinking Partner MCP Raycast Extension
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Raycast Extension that acts as an MCP client for the Thinking Partner MCP server
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- nwant
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- View current focus topic at a glance
- Set new focus with topic and context
- Browse focus history and resume previous sessions
- Time tracking for each focus session
Install prerequisites: Raycast v1.98.0+, the thinking-partner-mcp server at ~/projects/thinking-partner-mcp, and Node.js. First add the MCP server to Raycast via "Add MCP Server" with specific configuration. Then clone the extension repository, run npm install and npm run dev. Launch Raycast and search "Quick Focus" to connect and start managing your focus.
Thinking Partner MCP Raycast Extension
A Raycast extension that acts as an MCP (Model Context Protocol) client for the thinking-partner-mcp server, enabling quick focus management for your thinking workflow.
Features
- View Current Focus: See your active focus topic at a glance
- Set New Focus: Quickly set a new focus with topic and context
- Focus History: Browse and resume previous focus sessions
- Time Tracking: See when you started each focus session
Prerequisites
- Raycast v1.98.0+ (with MCP support)
- thinking-partner-mcp server set up at ~/projects/thinking-partner-mcp
- Node.js installed
Installation
Step 1: Add MCP Server to Raycast
Important: You need to add your thinking-partner MCP server to Raycast first.
1. Open Raycast and search for "Add MCP Server"
2. Configure with:
- Name: thinking-partner
- Command: node
- Arguments: /Users/YOUR_USERNAME/projects/thinking-partner-mcp/src/index.js
- Working Directory: /Users/YOUR_USERNAME/projects/thinking-partner-mcp
Step 2: Install the Extension
1. Clone this repository
2. Install dependencies:
npm install
3. Build and run in development mode:
npm run dev
See SETUP.md for detailed setup instructions and troubleshooting.
Usage
1. Launch Raycast and search for "Quick Focus"
2. The extension will connect to your thinking-partner-mcp server
3. View your current focus or set a new one
4. Browse focus history and resume previous sessions
Development
- npm run dev - Run in development mode
- npm run build - Build for production
- npm run lint - Run linter
- npm run fix-lint - Fix linting issues
License
MIT
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