Habr: skills, MCP and CLI

There is no official tool from Habr itself in the catalog, but the best community option is the Habr MCP server for searching and reading articles, which works with agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and Koda. Other MCP servers handle career profile editing, vacancy search, article publishing, and article parsing, supporting agents such as Claude Desktop, SourceCraft, Coddy, and Coddy. These tools cover tasks from reading articles and managing career profiles to publishing drafts and extracting article text for local models.

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An MCP server for searching and reading Habr articles: converts an article's markup into readable markdown right in the agent's reply

MCP serverLow risk

An MCP server that edits your own career.habr.com profile using a session cookie, because the official API is read-only

MCP serverHigh risk

Habr Career MCP server

habr-career-mcp

An MCP server for the Habr Career API: filtered vacancy search, full vacancy text, a skills lookup and a local registry of vacancies already reviewed

MCP serverLow risk

A Dockerized MCP server that pulls a Habr article's text by link, aimed at local models in LM Studio

MCP serverLow risk

Frequently asked questions

Is there an official MCP for Habr?

No official MCP from Habr is listed in the catalog. The closest are community MCP servers like Habr MCP server for reading articles and Habr Career MCP servers.

How to connect Habr to Claude Code or Cursor?

Use the Habr MCP server for reading articles or the Habr MCP server for reading and publishing, both support Claude Code and Cursor agents.

Which MCP for Habr should I choose?

For article reading, choose Habr MCP server; for career-related tasks, use Habr Career MCP server with low risk; for publishing drafts, use Habr MCP server for reading and publishing.

Is it safe to give an agent access to Habr?

Risk levels vary: article reading MCP servers have low risk, but career profile editing and publishing MCP servers have high risk. All work without VPN.

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