Starts the MCP server of the Tisty app installed on this computer: notes, documents and tasks as plain Markdown on your own disk.
Tisty keeps notes, documents and tasks as plain Markdown on your own disk, for Windows and macOS. This plugin connects your assistant to the Tisty app on your computer: it files tasks with steps and dates, writes and edits documents passage by passage, files them into folders and searches open and archived work. It never closes or deletes anything: it says a task is done and you confirm it in the app.
In Claude Code:
/plugin install tisty --marketplace rgdevment/mcp-plugins
In Cursor, from the Cursor Directory.
The Tisty app, installed and opened once, with assistants turned on in
Settings › Assistants. The plugin finds it by itself: the Microsoft Store copy,
the Windows installer's, /Applications on a Mac, Homebrew or your PATH, and
uses the newest when there are several. It talks to the app's own MCP server,
so what your assistant writes always matches the version of your data. Nothing
leaves your computer.
| Install Tisty | |
|---|---|
| Windows | Microsoft Store |
| macOS | brew install --cask rgdevment/tap/tisty |
| Every way | Installation guide |
Without Tisty, the assistant gets one tool, install_tisty, that tells you how
to get it. If Tisty lives somewhere unusual, set TISTY_PATH to the full path
of its tisty command.
The same launcher is on npm as tisty-mcp, for assistants that take an MCP
server by command, such as VS Code:
{
"servers": {
"tisty": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "tisty-mcp"] }
}
}
Use this plugin or Tisty's Settings › Assistants, not both, so the assistant does not run Tisty's server twice. The chat on claude.ai cannot reach servers on your computer; Claude Code and Claude Desktop can.
Apache-2.0. Tisty itself is AGPL-3.0.
FAQs
Starts the MCP server of the Tisty app installed on this computer: notes, documents and tasks as plain Markdown on your own disk.
We found that tisty-mcp demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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