@aistoragedepot/mcp

Name: AIStorageDepot
Author: aistoragedepot

A Model Context Protocol server that exposes your AIStorageDepot library to any MCP-aware AI client — Claude Desktop, Cursor, Cline, Windsurf, and others.

Your stored content shows up where you actually work:

Prompts → the items you mark with / in the app become MCP prompts (slash-commands) — any type, with each prompt's [field] surfaced as a prompt argument you fill in.
Resources → every item (rules, docs, skills, MCP configs, prompts) is readable at aisd://item/<id>, so an agent can pull "my coding rules" or "my project guidelines" into context on demand.
Tools → search_library(query) and get_item(id) let an agent find and fetch anything in your library programmatically.

Try it with no account (sample mode)

AISD_TOKEN is optional. Run the server with no token and it serves a free, read-only sample of the public curated library — a good way to see AIStorageDepot inside your editor before signing up. Add a token later to switch to your own & team libraries. Add the server with an empty env (or omit AISD_TOKEN):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "aisd": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "@aistoragedepot/mcp"] }
  }
}

Setup

👉 Easiest path: step-by-step instructions for each app (config-file locations and all) are at https://www.aistoragedepot.com/connect. The manual version:

In AIStorageDepot, go to Settings → API tokens and create a token (free for individuals). Copy it.
Add the server to your MCP client's config. Example (Claude Desktop / claude_desktop_config.json, Cursor ~/.cursor/mcp.json, etc.):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "aisd": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@aistoragedepot/mcp"],
      "env": {
        "AISD_TOKEN": "aisd_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
      }
    }
  }
}

Restart the client. The items you marked / appear as slash-commands; everything is available as resources; and the search_library / get_item tools are ready.

Configuration

Env var	Required	Default	Notes
`AISD_TOKEN`	no	—	Token from Settings → API tokens. No token = anonymous sample mode (the free public curated library, read-only). With a token you get your own & team libraries. Has full access to your account — keep it secret.
`AISD_BASE_URL`	no	`https://www.aistoragedepot.com`	Point at a self-hosted / dev instance if needed.
`AISD_WORKSPACES`	no	—	Retired. Your slash menu is now the items you mark / in the app (strict opt-in); this variable is ignored. Search and resources still cover every workspace.

Slash-commands (`pull`)

Not every client turns MCP prompts into / slash-commands (some only use the tools). To get your library as native slash-commands, sync it to command files — for every AI tool you use, not just Claude:

npx -y @aistoragedepot/mcp pull --token=aisd_your_token --to=all

Target	Writes to	Commands appear as
`claude` (default)	`~/.claude/commands/aisd/`	`/aisd:<name>`
`cursor`	`~/.cursor/commands/`	`/aisd-<name>`
`vscode`	your VS Code profile's `prompts/` folder (Copilot Chat)	`/aisd-<name>`
`windsurf`	`~/.codeium/windsurf/global_workflows/` (Cascade)	`/aisd-<name>`
`codex`	`~/.codex/prompts/`	`/prompts:aisd-<name>`

Tools that aren't installed are skipped automatically. Each tool gets its own dialect (frontmatter, argument hints, $ARGUMENTS where supported). Skills run as-is. Prompts take input: their [fields] show as an argument hint, and whatever you type after the command fills them —

/aisd:cold-outreach Jane at Globex, about our payments API

— with the AI asking for any value you left out.

Option	Default
`--to=…`	`claude`	Which tools to write commands for — comma list, or `all`.
`--token=…`	`AISD_TOKEN` env	Your API token.
`--types=…`	`skill,prompt`	Which item types become commands (e.g. `skill` for skills only).
`--workspaces="A,B"`	your personal library	Which workspaces to pull (names, or `all`).
`--project`	off	Write into the current repo instead: `.claude/commands/`, `.cursor/commands/`, `.github/prompts/`, `.windsurf/workflows/`.
`--dir=<path>`	per-target	Write somewhere else entirely (single `--to` only).

Re-runs are safe: each target only clears its own files (claude: its namespaced folder; the others: only files with the aisd- prefix — your own commands are never touched).

Notes

Read-only in v0.1 (it surfaces and fetches your content; it doesn't write back).
The library snapshot is cached for ~30s, so a burst of calls hits the API once.
Revoke a token any time in Settings → API tokens; the server loses access immediately.

Local development

npm install
AISD_TOKEN=<token> AISD_BASE_URL=http://localhost:3100 npm run test:client

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