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Postfolio for AI assistants

Your library, inside the assistant you already use.

Postfolio runs an MCP server — the open standard AI assistants use to connect to apps. Add it once and ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Perplexity can search your saves and read their summaries whenever a question needs them.

Server URL

Part of Postfolio Pro.
https://mcp.app-postfolio.com/mcp

Only needed for apps that don’t list Postfolio yet: paste it wherever they ask for an MCP server URL.

Setting it up

Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code and others

  1. Add a remote MCP server with the URL above — Streamable HTTP, OAuth.
  2. Your editor opens the Postfolio sign-in page the first time you use it.

How signing in works

The assistant sends you to a Postfolio page that names the app asking for access and the site it will send you back to. Type the email you use in the app, enter the 6-digit code we send, and you’re connected. No password, and the assistant never sees your code.

What the assistant can see

  • Your saves: titles, summaries, steps, lists and the links in them
  • Your own notes, and each save’s original caption and transcript
  • Your folder names and what’s in them

What it can’t do

  • Change, move or delete anything
  • Save new things — that’s still the share button in the app
  • See your account, your plan or your payment details

Disconnecting

In the Postfolio app, go to You → Connect your AI to see every connected assistant and disconnect any of them — it loses access immediately. Removing the connector inside the assistant works too, and a connection you stop using expires after 60 days.

For developers

Four read-only tools over Streamable HTTP, with OAuth 2.1 (PKCE and dynamic client registration).

search
Find saves by meaning and by keyword; returns ids, titles, links and a snippet.
fetch
One save in full: summary, structured sections, note, caption and transcript.
list_saves
Newest first, optionally one folder, paged.
list_folders
Folders with how many saves each holds.