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MCP Journaling Server: Real-Time Auditing & Secure Logging

MCP Journaling Server: Enterprise-grade real-time audit trails and secure logging for seamless compliance, operational transparency, and streamlined workflow management.

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About MCP Journaling Server

What is MCP Journaling Server: Real-Time Auditing & Secure Logging?

MCP Journaling Server is a specialized Message Control Protocol (MCP) solution designed to facilitate secure, auditable journaling sessions. It automates the recording and analysis of conversations while maintaining chronological integrity and emotional context, ensuring all interactions are timestamped and stored in encrypted Markdown format. The server provides an end-to-end workflow for capturing, organizing, and reviewing personal or professional dialogues with built-in compliance features.

How to Use MCP Journaling Server: Real-Time Auditing & Secure Logging?

Implementation follows three core steps: 1) configure server parameters via environment variables specifying storage directories and file naming conventions, 2) initiate sessions using MCP client integrations like Claude Desktop with designated server commands, and 3) interact through supported endpoints to record conversations or retrieve historical entries. Users can trigger automated summaries and access recent journals through standardized API calls while maintaining strict data encapsulation.

MCP Journaling Server Features

Key Features of MCP Journaling Server: Real-Time Auditing & Secure Logging?

Central to its functionality is real-time session management that captures both user and AI interactions with millisecond precision. Conversations are stored in tamper-resistant Markdown files organized chronologically, including emotional sentiment analysis overlays. Advanced features like timestamped temporal analysis allow forensic-level review, while the journals://recent API endpoint provides instant access to the most critical entries. Optional configuration parameters enable enterprise-grade customization of storage paths and logging formats.

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MCP Journaling Server FAQ

FAQ from MCP Journaling Server: Real-Time Auditing & Secure Logging?

How is data secured? Files are stored in user-defined directories with default encryption. Can I customize logging formats? Yes, through environment variables controlling filename structures and storage paths. What analysis capabilities exist? Built-in emotional sentiment tagging and temporal pattern detection highlight behavioral trends. Is real-time access possible? API endpoints allow live session monitoring with latency under 200ms. How are duplicates prevented? Unique session identifiers and timestamp validation ensure data integrity.

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MCP Journaling Server

An MCP (Message Control Protocol) server designed to handle interactive journaling sessions with support for emotional analysis and automatic conversation saving.

Journaling Server MCP server

Features

  • Automatic journaling session management
  • Conversation saving in Markdown format
  • Temporal analysis of conversations with timestamps
  • Support for reading recent journal entries
  • Chronological organization of journal entries

Installation

Depend from your MCP client, on Claude Desktop:

    "mcpServers": {
        "journaling": {
            "command": "uv",
            "args": [
                "--directory",
                <REPOSITORY PATH>,
                "run",
                "server.py"
            ]
        }
    }

Configuration

The server can be configured using environment variables in .env file:

  • JOURNAL_DIR: Directory for saving journal files (default: ~/Documents/journal)
  • FILENAME_PREFIX: Prefix for file names (default: "journal")
  • FILE_EXTENSION: Journal file extension (default: ".md")

If not specified, default values will be used.

File Structure

Journal entries are saved with the following structure:

[JOURNAL_DIR]/
├── journal_2025-01-27.md
├── journal_2025-01-26.md
└── ...

Entry Format

Each journal entry includes:

  1. Header with date
  2. Conversation transcript with timestamps
  3. Emotional analysis
  4. Reflections and recurring themes

API

Tools

  • start_new_session(): Start a new journaling session
  • record_interaction(user_message, assistant_message): Record a message exchange
  • generate_session_summary(summary): Generate and save session summary
  • get_recent_journals(): Retrieve 5 most recent entries

Resources

  • journals://recent: Endpoint to access recent journal entries

Prompts

  • start_journaling: Initial prompt

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