MCP Tale
Your knowledge, agent-ready

A calm home for your projects, notes & AI agents

MCP Tale is a self-hosted workspace: write Markdown, upload files, and let your AI agents work through MCP — every agent change waits for your approval.

No cloud, no lock-in — run it on your own server.

http://localhost:3000/projects/demo

Workspace

Dashboard

Projects

Notes

MCP keys

Research notes

1 pending

findings.md

v4

a9993e36 edited by Claude · 2 min ago
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MCP tools for agents

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Version history kept

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Transports: HTTP & SSE

Everything a thinking workspace needs

Projects for the long-lived documents, notes for the loose thoughts, and an agent layer that never oversteps.

Projects & files

Organize Markdown documents and any asset in one tree. Paths, kinds and access resolve automatically.

Notes & groups

Fast Markdown notes with slugs, groups and full version history. Draft freely, revisit anything.

Versions with commit hashes

Every write appends a revision with a SHA-1 commit hash. Preview any version, restore it, or prune the old ones.

Human-in-the-loop

Agent writes land instantly but unapproved. Accept or discard one file, one note, or the whole project.

MCP native

Streamable HTTP and SSE transports, per-user keys, permanent or expiring, revocable in one click.

Per-resource access

Hide, read-only or full write — for every project, file and note. Hidden content never reaches an agent.

How it works

Three steps from empty server to an agent that respects your review.

  1. 1

    Create a space

    Start a project or a note group, write in Markdown, drop in files. Everything is versioned from the first keystroke.

  2. 2

    Connect an agent

    Mint an MCP key and point Claude, Cursor or any MCP client at it. Your agent sees only what you expose.

  3. 3

    Review, then trust

    Agent changes queue as pending. Approve what you like, discard what you don't — every revision keeps its commit hash.

Bring order to your knowledge — and your agents

Self-host it in minutes. Your data never leaves your server.