scrybe-mcp-server 0.1.0a1

Scrybe MCP server — standalone inbound MCP server (binary wheel)

scrybe-mcp-server

Inbound MCP server: exposes Scrybe's editing capabilities as MCP tools that external agents (Claude Code, Codex, custom agents) can call. Python on the outside, Rust on the inside.

What it does

Implements the MCP JSON-RPC 2.0 protocol over stdio. An AI agent connects to this process and gains structured, safe access to open Markdown documents — reading, editing, searching, rendering, and managing the running app — without direct filesystem access.

Role in the architecture

scrybe-mcp-server is the agent-facing surface of Scrybe. It holds an in-memory Workspace (from scrybe-core) and coordinates with scrybe-render and scrybe-mermaid to serve tool calls. The Tauri app launches it as a sidecar process. Agents connect via:

claude mcp add scrybe -- scrybe-mcp-server stdio

Exposed tools (12)

Tool	Description
open	Open a Markdown file or directory; returns document ID
read	Return raw Markdown source of an open document
section	Extract a heading section by H-level and 0-based index
edit	Replace first occurrence of old_text with new_text
find	Search for a string; returns matching lines with line numbers
render	Render an open document to HTML (theme: default/dark/solarized)
embed	Embed Mermaid source into a PNG as an iTXt metadata chunk
extract	Extract Mermaid source from a PNG
lint	Word count, heading count, code blocks, broken links
logs	Tail recent console log entries from the running app
close_tab	Close a tab in the running app by file path
quit	Gracefully terminate the running Scrybe app window

Key public types

Symbol	Description
McpServer	Top-level server: owns the stdio transport loop
ToolRegistry	Dispatches tool calls; holds the Workspace and id map
TOOL_NAMES	&[&str] slice of all 12 tool name strings

Build and test

cargo build -p scrybe-mcp-server
cargo test -p scrybe-mcp-server

# Install the binary
cargo install --path .

The binary (scrybe-mcp-server) speaks MCP over stdio. Add it to any MCP client's server list with transport stdio.