Claude Can Now Search Your Bluesky and Mastodon Bookmarks Too
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Claude can search your Bluesky and Mastodon bookmarks through Birdfeeder's MCP server, the same way it searches X (Twitter) bookmarks. Same token, same setup, same two tools. It answers from all the networks you've connected at once.
Does Birdfeeder's MCP server work with Bluesky and Mastodon?
Yes. When I wrote up connecting Claude to my X bookmarks, a few people asked this. At the time I had only tried it with X.
It didn't take long to change, because the tools never cared which network a bookmark came from. They search your whole archive, the same way the search page on the website does. There are separate feature pages for the X, Bluesky, Mastodon and Nostr MCP server because that's how people look for it. Behind them it's the same server.
How to set it up
The setup is the same as for X:
- Copy your server URL and token from Settings in Birdfeeder.
- Add them to Claude Desktop or any other MCP client.
- Ask a question.
You can ask things like "what have I bookmarked from that account on Bluesky?" or "find the Mastodon post about the Postgres migration." If you've linked several networks to one Birdfeeder account, one question searches all of them.
What the results look like
Posts look different on each network. A Mastodon post can be much longer than an X post, and a Bluesky post can quote another post in a way X's format doesn't. Birdfeeder stores them all in one format, so the assistant always gets the same fields back: the post text, the author, and a link to the original.
Search through MCP follows the same rules as search on the website: your whole archive on the trial or a paid plan, the last 7 days without a subscription.
More per network: Bluesky MCP server, Mastodon MCP server, Nostr MCP server.