Securenote.link mcp server
SecureNote.link MCP Server - allowing AI agents to securely share sensitive information through end-to-end encrypted notes.
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Version 4.43 or later needs to be installed to add the server automatically
Tools
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
check_api_health | Check if the secure notes API is running and healthy. |
get_instructions | Provides a comprehensive guide on how to use this secure note sharing service, intended for both humans and AI agents. This guide explains the encryption process, the different methods for sharing secrets, and the tools available. |
retrieve_and_decrypt_secret | Retrieve and decrypt a secret from the API. |
send_secure_note | Encrypt a message, send it to the secure notes API, and generate a single, shareable URL (default app behavior). This function creates a user-friendly link that embeds both the secret ID and the decryption key. The recipient can simply click the link to view the message—no need to copy/paste keys separately. This is the default and recommended way to share secure notes in this app. |
send_secure_note_return_api_url_and_key | Encrypt a message, store it via the API, and return the retrieval URL and decryption key separately. This function is for advanced workflows where you want to handle retrieval and decryption yourself. It returns: - The API URL to retrieve the encrypted message (returns JSON, not a user-facing page) - The decryption key (base64-encoded, to be used separately) After calling this function, you (or your code) must: - Use your own code to fetch the encrypted message from the API and decrypt it using the key, OR - Use the provided 'retrieve_and_decrypt_secret' method to fetch and decrypt the message via the API. |
Manual installation
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