Craft

Read, write, reorganize and delete documents in a Craft space.

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What the Craft connector does

The Craft MCP server connects a Craft space — the notes, documents, tasks and folders of Craft's document app — to Claude, ChatGPT and any MCP-compatible agent. It exposes 32 tools that read, search, create, restructure and delete content at the block level. Sign-in is OAuth 2.0 with PKCE, and the grant carries no scopes.

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Listed by Anthropic as a partner connector in its Connectors Directory.

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Anthropic states this reflects the level of review a connector received, not a security audit.

Craft tools (32)

  • blocks_get
  • blocks_add
  • markdown_add
  • blocks_update
  • blocks_delete
  • blocks_move
  • blocks_revert
  • collections_list
  • collectionSchema_create
  • collectionSchema_get
  • collectionSchema_update
  • collectionItems_get
  • collectionItems_add
  • collectionItems_update
  • collectionItems_delete
  • tasks_get
  • tasks_add
  • tasks_update
  • tasks_delete
  • documents_list
  • documents_create
  • documents_move
  • documents_delete
  • folders_list
  • folders_create
  • folders_move
  • folders_delete
  • document_search
  • documents_search
  • comments_add
  • image_view
  • connection_info

Tool names from Anthropic's directory listing. This server requires sign-in, so we could not read tool descriptions or parameter schemas.

Limits

  • The OAuth grant has no scopes. Neither Craft OAuth document declares scopes_supported, so consent is all-or-nothing across 32 tools including five deletes. The only real boundary is the read-only / write-only / document-scope setting inside Craft's Connections tab.
  • We could not read tool schemas or safety annotations. The endpoint returned 401 to an anonymous request, so no parameter-level detail or server-declared destructive hint is published here. The read/write/delete split is our classification.
  • One tool name disagrees between the two enumerations. Anthropic lists collectionSchema_create; Craft's table lists collections_create. We could not determine which the live server exposes.
  • Craft's own tool count is wrong on its own page. The document states 28 while tabulating 32.
  • blocks_revert is not generally available. Craft states it is only available from the edit-review widget, so an ordinary MCP client should not count on an undo call.
  • Collections cap at 20 properties, per Craft's documentation, and its guidance is to fetch the schema with collectionSchema_get in json-schema-items format before modifying any item.
  • Pagination is enforced, not optional. Craft states large responses require cursor paging on documents_list, documents_search, blocks_get, collectionItems_get and tasks_get, and that a CURSOR_INVALID error means the underlying data changed and the walk must restart.
  • One space per connection. Multi-space workspaces need one MCP server entry per space.
  • ChatGPT cannot read media in a Craft document, per Craft's own limitations page, and connectors there are confined to developer mode and cannot be combined with most built-in tools.
  • Craft's "official MCP documentation" link is a marketing page. Both the MCP and API help articles point readers at www.craft.do/imagine/ for "complete details"; that page is a gallery of example projects with no endpoint or tool reference. developer.craft.do redirects to the Craft homepage. The real reference is the shared document linked below.
  • The vendor documentation is a Craft-hosted document, and it is marked noindex. Its HTML is an empty client-rendered shell; the text lives in a JSON payload the page fetches. Expect it to be invisible to search engines and to some automated readers.
  • Craft's help centre pages carry text addressed to AI readers. Every article opens with an instruction block telling automated readers to fetch a documentation index before exploring further. We report it rather than following it; a connector that pipes web content into an agent should treat all such text as data.
  • Whether deleting a folder deletes its documents is unresolved. Craft documents a 30-day Recently Deleted window for documents, and we found no statement covering folders_delete specifically. Treat folder deletion as the least reversible call in the set.

Frequently asked questions

Can the Craft MCP server publish or share my document on the web?

No. None of the 32 tools creates a share link, publishes a page or invites a collaborator by email. Craft publishing runs through the Share button in the app, which generates a craft.me web link, and Craft documents that flow separately from the connector. Nothing in the tool surface reaches an audience outside your own space.

Can the Craft connector delete my documents?

Yes, and folders too. Five tools carry a delete verb: documents_delete, folders_delete, blocks_delete, tasks_delete and collectionItems_delete. Craft's help centre states deleted documents move to a Recently Deleted folder and can be restored for 30 days, so a document deletion is recoverable within that window.

What OAuth scopes does the Craft MCP server request?

None are advertised. Craft's RFC 9728 resource descriptor and its authorization server metadata were both read on 2026-08-22 and neither declares scopes_supported. There is therefore no consent-screen boundary between reading a note and deleting a folder. Craft's help centre describes read-only and write-only restrictions set inside Craft instead.

How many tools does the Craft MCP server have?

Thirty-two. Craft's own MCP document says the server provides 28 tools, but the table immediately below that sentence lists 32 names, and Anthropic's directory also lists 32. The prose count is stale relative to the table on the same page, so treat 32 as the figure and 28 as a leftover.

Does connecting Craft to Claude expose my whole workspace?

It exposes one space. Craft's documentation states the server is space-scoped with no cross-space access, and that connecting a second space requires a separate MCP connection. Craft's help centre also describes narrowing a connection to specific documents, daily notes and tasks, or search-matched documents.

Why does Craft's security page describe a password instead of OAuth?

It documents the self-created connection, not the directory listing. That page describes secret links with optional password protection over OAuth 2.0 dynamic client registration. The endpoint Anthropic lists, mcp.craft.do/my/mcp, returned a standard Bearer authentication challenge on 2026-08-22 pointing at Craft's own authorization server.

What happens if an agent writes to the wrong place in a Craft document?

One tool can undo it, but not from a normal chat. Craft's documentation states blocks_revert can undo a previous mutation and that the tool is only available from the edit-review widget. From an ordinary client the practical undo is Craft's own version history in the app, not a connector call.

Are there rate limits on the Craft MCP server?

Yes, applied per authenticated user. Craft's MCP documentation states rate limits are per authenticated user and asks clients to retry after a short delay. It also states cursor-based pagination is enforced for requests with large responses, across documents_list, documents_search, blocks_get, collectionItems_get and tasks_get.

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