A note the assistant can write but you cannot read on your phone is barely a note. Pairing the tool surface with a human interface over the same store closes that, and choosing a hosted database rather than a local file is what makes both halves reachable at once. Watch where the credentials go: the AWS access key is passed as part of the launch command, which means it lands in whatever config file your client keeps.
A note-taking service with two servers: one for the assistant to record and manage notes, and a web server presenting the same notes to a person.
- Recording and managing notes from the conversation
- A web interface over the same store
- Persistence in DynamoDB rather than a local file
An AWS account with DynamoDB — the README points at the free tier — and the connection string is passed on the launch line. GPL-2.0 licensed.
One command plus a key — npx -y -p mcp-notes mcp-notes-server --dynamodb dynamodb://access_key:secret_key@region/table, then supply credentials