Your saved web answers back.

Connect Raindrop.io bookmarks, collections, tags, and highlights to your LLM through OAuth-aware MCP. Search the library you already built, without exporting or re-indexing it.

Connection point

Works with Claude · Cursor · Codex · Poke

See how it works

How it works

From saved links to useful context. In three steps.

Connect Raindrop.

Your client discovers the MCP endpoint, opens OAuth, and stores the token. No pasted personal access token required.

Ask in your client.

Search exact pages, filter by tags, list collections, or save a new URL from the same chat where you are working.

Get saved context back.

The model can return your saved links, tags, highlights, and collection metadata instead of guessing from the open web.

Prompt examples

Real requests mapped to the MCP tools your client can call.

bookmark_search 01

Find a saved article by memory

I saved something about OAuth resource metadata. Find the official spec and summarize why it matters for MCP clients.

bookmark_search
{
  "search": "OAuth Protected Resource Metadata",
  "collection": 0,
  "perPage": 5
}

bookmark_manage 02

Save a repo while working

Save the MCP TypeScript SDK repo, tag it mcp and sdk, and mark it important so I can find it later.

bookmark_manage
{
  "operation": "create",
  "url": "https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/typescript-sdk",
  "tags": ["mcp", "sdk"],
  "important": true
}

bookmark_search -> highlight_manage 03

Use highlights as context

Find my saved Anthropic article and pull the highlights I left on it. Use the id returned by search in the second call.

bookmark_search
{
  "search": "Anthropic",
  "collection": 0,
  "perPage": 3
}

highlight_manage
{
  "operation": "list",
  "bookmarkId": 912345678
}

OAuth first

Uses MCP discovery plus OAuth 2.1 and PKCE for clients that support the browser authorization flow.

Your library stays put

Raindrop remains the source of truth. The server reads and writes through the Raindrop API.

Real MCP tools

Exposes tools like bookmark_search, bookmark_manage, tag_list, and highlight_manage.