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Manage Logseq pages, blocks, queries, and graph settings via MCP.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "mcp-logseq" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use mcp-logseq to create a new page called "Project Weekly Report" in my Logseq graph and add three bullet blocks.
A page is created and the requested blocks are added.
Query my Logseq graph for pages and blocks containing "API design" and return the matches.
Relevant pages, blocks, or query results are returned.
Inspect and update the Logseq graph configuration related to my current workflow.
The graph configuration is read or updated.
Useful for users who want to quickly capture meeting notes, tasks, and decisions in Logseq. It can work directly with pages and blocks, reducing manual整理.
Helpful for research, study, or content creation when searching a local knowledge base. It can query pages and blocks to locate existing information.
Helpful for users who need to manage Logseq graph settings, such as adjusting workflow-related options. The tool supports accessing graph configuration.
It is a Python stdio MCP server that talks to Logseq through the local HTTP API. It is mainly used to manage pages, blocks, queries, and graph configuration.
It requires a locally accessible Logseq HTTP API, since it works through the local interface. The provided information does not mention additional installation or key requirements.
It is not a standalone note app, but a tool layer that connects to Logseq via MCP. Its focus is enabling AI or external tools to directly operate Logseq content and settings.
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