OmniContext

Connect Claude to your life — without touching a terminal.

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OmniContext is a local MCP server for Claude Desktop that connects Claude to the tools you already use — Notion and YouTube today, more on the way. Install it as a one-click extension, no terminal or API dashboard required.

You:    Summarize this video for me: youtube.com/watch?v=xxxxxxxxxxx
Claude: [reads the transcript through OmniContext and replies instantly]

You:    What does my Notion page "Q3 Roadmap" say about launch dates?
Claude: [searches your Notion, opens the page, answers from its content]

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Features

• Notion, without the copy-pasting — search page titles and pull full page content as clean markdown, right from the conversation.
• YouTube videos, the moment you paste the link — Claude reads the transcript and can summarize, analyze, or answer questions about it instantly.
• Clean transcript exports — when you want the raw text (for notes, research, or another tool), OmniContext saves it as a tidy .md file instead of dumping it into the chat.

More integrations are on the way — see the Roadmap.

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Installation

No code, no terminal, no API dashboard.

1. Download the latest omnicontext.mcpb from the Releases tab.
2. Open Claude Desktop → the menu (☰) → File → Settings → Extensions.
3. Click Advanced settings then scroll down to Install Extension… and select it.
4. Using Notion? Paste your integration token into the form Claude Desktop shows you. That's the entire setup.
5. Try it in a chat:
   • "What's this YouTube video about: <link>"
   • "Read my Notion page: <link>"

Note: your Notion token is stored encrypted by your OS (Keychain on macOS, Credential Manager on Windows) — never in a plain text file. If you don't need Notion, skip it; the YouTube tools work with zero setup.

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Development

For running the server from source, contributing, or wiring it into Claude Code instead of Claude Desktop.

git clone <your-repo-url>
cd omnicontext
npm install
npm run build     # compiles TypeScript -> dist/
npm test          # full suite, incl. live smoke tests
npm run pack      # builds omnicontext.mcpb locally

Register it with Claude Code:

claude mcp add --transport stdio omnicontext \
  --env NOTION_TOKEN=your_notion_token \
  -- node /absolute/path/to/omnicontext/dist/index.js

Run it directly during development:

npm run dev

Debug tool calls with the official MCP Inspector:

npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector node dist/index.js

Tools reference

Tool	What it does
notion_get_page	Reads a Notion page (URL or ID) and returns it as markdown
notion_search	Searches page titles across everything shared with the integration
youtube_get_transcript	Fetches a YouTube video's transcript as plain text, for in-chat analysis
youtube_save_transcript	Saves a video's full transcript to a local .md file

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Roadmap

OmniContext is an early MVP — the foundation is in place, and the integrations list is just getting started.

• [x] YouTube transcripts (in-chat + file export)
• [x] Notion (internal token, read-only)
• [x] One-click .mcpb packaging for Claude Desktop
• [ ] Notion OAuth — one-click connect, no more manual tokens or sharing pages by hand
• [ ] Discord integration
• [ ] Telegram integration
• [ ] More integrations, one context source at a time

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Privacy & security

OmniContext runs entirely on your machine. It talks directly to Notion's and YouTube's own APIs — there is no OmniContext backend, no analytics, and no middleman server that sees your data.

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Contributing

Issues and pull requests are welcome. If you're adding a new integration, follow the existing pattern in src/integrations/<name>/ — each one is self-contained and registers its own tools without touching the core server.

Support

Found a bug or want to request an integration? Open an issue.

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License

MIT — free to use, modify, and self-host.

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Built on the Model Context Protocol.