MCP serverme.stashr/stashr

Archive or restore up to 200 bookmarks in one call. Archiving is reversible; returns the ids whose state actually changed.

Fetch the complete content and metadata for one Stashr bookmark id returned by search or list_bookmarks. The text field is the full body rendered as Markdown (headings, lists, link

Fetch the complete content for up to 20 bookmark ids in one call — the same document shape as fetch. Use it when comparing or summarizing several saves from search or list results;

Get the authenticated Stashr account: plan, trial status, and remaining AI-tag quota. Use this to explain payment_required errors or report account state.

Aggregate counts over the user's library in one call: total plus breakdowns by platform, content type, and capture month, and favorite/untagged/note counts. Accepts the same filter

Browse bookmarks in reverse capture order with structured filters, or the contents of a saved collection via collectionId. Prefer search for free-text or semantic discovery. Result

List saved filter collections. Pass a collection id to list_bookmarks to read its contents.

List the user's Stashr tags with usage counts. Use the returned tag names in bookmark filters and tag updates.

Create, update, or deliberately delete saved Stashr filter collections (use list_collections to read them). Create requires name; update and delete require id; delete also requires

Save a public URL to Stashr. Repeated calls for the same URL are idempotent and return the existing bookmark.

Search the user's Stashr bookmarks semantically. Use this before fetch when finding saved knowledge by meaning, wording, tag, author, platform, or content type. For visual queries

Update a bookmark's note, favorite state, tags, or reversible archive state. Tag values are tag names; reuse the user's existing names (list_tags) rather than inventing near-duplic

View up to four selected stored images from a bookmark. Use refs returned by image-ranked search or fetch. Images are bounded previews; call only when visual inspection is useful.