Habr MCP server
habr-mcp
An MCP server for searching and reading Habr articles: converts an article's markup into readable markdown right in the agent's reply
Foxx AI agents can interact with Habr primarily through MCP servers designed for article reading, career profile editing, and vacancy search.
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npx skillfoxx add mcp/fiswakenl-habr-mcpExample for “Habr MCP server”. Any tool installs the same way, by its catalog address. The CLI checks the recipe signature and writes the agent settings itself.
habr-mcp
An MCP server for searching and reading Habr articles: converts an article's markup into readable markdown right in the agent's reply
habr-mcp
An MCP server that edits your own career.habr.com profile using a session cookie, because the official API is read-only
Habr MCP server
A multi-tenant HTTP MCP server for Habr: anonymous article reading and publishing drafts from Google Docs or Docmost
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
habr_mcp
A Dockerized MCP server that pulls a Habr article's text by link, aimed at local models in LM Studio
For reading and publishing articles, use the Habr MCP server for reading and publishing. Other MCP servers support tasks like career profile management and article parsing. These MCP servers work with agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, SourceCraft, Koda, Coddy, and Claude Desktop.
No MCP server is marked as official from Habr. The most popular community MCP server by repository stars is the Habr MCP server for reading and publishing.
Use the Habr MCP server for reading and publishing or the Habr MCP server for searching and reading articles. Both support Claude Code and Cursor without requiring VPN.
Choose based on your task: for article reading and publishing drafts, use Habr MCP server for reading and publishing; for career profile editing, use Habr Career MCP server with wide access; for vacancy search, use Habr Career MCP server with extended access.
All MCP servers operate without VPN and have access levels from extended to wide. Access is managed via session cookies or anonymous modes depending on the MCP server, minimizing risk.