MIA Miadi Webweave MCP

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that exposes all MIA Miadi Webweave functionality for use with Claude and other AI agents.

Installation

Install from PyPI:

pip install miadi-webweave-mcp

Or install with development dependencies:

pip install miadi-webweave-mcp[dev]

Quick Start

Start the MCP server:

miadi-webweave-mcp

The server will start listening for MCP protocol connections.

Using with Claude CLI

Configure Claude to use the MIA Miadi Webweave MCP server:

# Create an MCP config file
cat > miadi-webweave-mcp.json << 'EOF'
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "miadi-webweave": {
      "command": "python",
      "args": ["-m", "miadi_webweave_mcp.server"]
    }
  }
}
EOF

# Run Claude with the MCP server
claude --mcp-config miadi-webweave-mcp.json -p "List all available webweave tools"

Features

Session Management Tools

• webweave_session_start - Start a new session with optional file/AI/issue/repo/profile/intention
• webweave_session_list - List all sessions in tree format
• webweave_session_info - Show current session & directory context
• webweave_session_clear - Clear active session
• webweave_session_write - Write message with optional timestamp (date) and prepend option
• webweave_session_read - Read session note content
• webweave_session_add - Add file with heading and direction classification
• webweave_session_title - Set session note title
• webweave_session_open - Open session note in browser
• webweave_session_url - Print session note URL

Browser/CDP Profile Tools

• webweave_browser_profiles - List all CDP profiles with status
• webweave_browser_launch - Launch Chrome with CDP for a profile
• webweave_browser_stop - Stop Chrome CDP for a profile
• webweave_browser_profile_add - Add a new CDP profile

Collaboration Tools

• webweave_session_collab - Share with Assembly (♠, 🌿, 🎸, 🧵)
• webweave_session_collab_add - Add collaborator by email
• webweave_session_collab_list - List all collaborators
• webweave_session_publish - Publish note (get public URL)

Reflection & Wisdom Tools (Four Directions)

• webweave_session_reflect - Open editor for reflection notes
• webweave_session_observe_pattern - Record an observed pattern
• webweave_session_extract_wisdom - Extract and record wisdom
• webweave_session_complete - Complete session with ceremony

A2A Communication (mia-anemoi)

• webweave_send_message - Send message to agent network
• webweave_wait_for_mentions - Wait for messages mentioning agent
• webweave_list_agents - List known agents
• webweave_broadcast - Broadcast message to all agents

Session Continuations

• webweave_session_fork - Fork current session
• webweave_session_genealogy - Show session genealogy
• webweave_create_checkpoint - Create checkpoint
• webweave_list_checkpoints - List checkpoints
• webweave_get_continuation - Get continuation state

Core Simplenote Tools

• webweave_init - Initialize session with browser authentication
• webweave_write - Write content to Simplenote note (with profile support)
• webweave_read - Read content from Simplenote note (with profile support, accepts session IDs)
• webweave_session_browser - Launch browser for authentication

Total: 35 MCP tools

Authentication

Miadi Webweave MCP requires Simplenote credentials. When you first use the webweave_init tool, it will:

1. Detect that you don't have an active session
2. Launch your browser to Simplenote login page
3. Prompt you to log in manually
4. Persist the session for subsequent tool calls

Once authenticated, all subsequent tools can access your Simplenote data.

Architecture

Package Structure

miadi_webweave_mcp/
├── miadi_webweave_mcp/
│   ├── __init__.py       # Package initialization
│   ├── server.py         # MCP server and tool handlers
│   └── tools.py          # Tool implementations
├── tests/                # Test suite
├── pyproject.toml        # Modern Python packaging
├── Makefile              # Build automation
└── release.sh            # Release automation

Main Components

server.py - MCP protocol server that:

• Handles all MCP protocol messages
• Routes tool calls to appropriate handlers
• Manages resource and prompt endpoints

tools.py - All tool implementations that:

• Wrap Miadi Webweave CLI commands
• Provide user-friendly MCP interfaces
• Handle input validation and error reporting

Development

Install for Development

cd miadi_webweave_mcp
pip install -e ".[dev]"

Run Tests

pytest

Build Distribution

make clean
make build

Release Workflow

# Full test release
./release.sh

# Or use Makefile
make test-release  # Test PyPI
make upload        # Production PyPI

Version Management

This package is versioned independently of the CLI it wraps — pyproject.toml is the single source of truth for each.

make bump                # auto-increment patch version
./release.sh             # interactive release (build, tag, upload, push)
../release-all.sh        # coordinated release of both packages

make build / make upload run inside an isolated ../.release-venv toolchain rather than whatever twine happens to be on PATH. Run make tools to provision and verify it.

Configuration

Miadi Webweave MCP uses the parent miadi-webweave package configuration at ~/.miadi/webweave/config.yaml. See the main Miadi Webweave documentation for details.

Troubleshooting

"webweave_init must be called first"

The MCP server requires an active Simplenote session. Call webweave_init to authenticate:

→ webweave_init
← Opens browser for Simplenote login

"Cannot find module mcp"

Ensure the mcp package is installed:

pip install mcp>=1.0.0

Tests failing

Ensure all dependencies are installed and Python 3.10+ is available:

pip install -e ".[dev]"
python --version  # Should be 3.10+

Contributing

Contributions welcome! Please ensure:

• All tests pass: pytest
• Code is formatted: black .
• Type hints are included

License

MIT License - see LICENSE file for details

Links

• Main Package: Miadi Webweave on GitHub
• Issue Tracking: Miadi Webweave Issues
• PyPI: miadi-webweave-mcp on PyPI

Support

For issues, feature requests, or questions, please open an issue on the main Miadi Webweave repository.