Bckt-Mpc (github.com)

bckt-mcp is a new Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that formats blog posts into ready-to-save Markdown with YAML front matter, designed to plug into Claude Desktop and other MCP-compatible clients. It lets an LLM-driven client prompt you for metadata (title, tags, abstract, slug, language), preview the generated post, and save it directly into your blog directory—streamlining an AI-assisted writing-to-publish workflow. Key conveniences include timezone-aware dates, configurable file path templates, interactive setup and metadata collection, and automatic text wrapping for SEO-friendly abstracts and tidy Markdown. Technically, bckt-mcp is a Go tool (Go 1.21+), available as a Homebrew tap or as source from GitHub (git clone → go build), and stores its config at ~/.config/bckt-mcp/config.toml. You register it as an MCP server in Claude Desktop by adding a small JSON snippet pointing at the bckt-mcp command. Configurable options include root_path, timezone, path_pattern (tokens: {yyyy},{MM},{DD},{slug}), and wrap_at; defaults produce paths like posts/2025/2025-10-07-my-post/my-post.md. Commands include setup bckt, show bckt config, update bckt ..., and a format flow where Claude prompts, shows a preview, then saves. The project is MIT-licensed and open to contributions.