# Pocket MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect > Pocket MCP. Save articles, videos, and web pages to a personal reading list. Manage your saved content, organize items with tags, and archive finished reads directly through your AI client. Keep your research organized without switching tabs. ## Overview - **Category:** industry-titans - **Price:** Free - **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_rr7C5pcwvU0g3dwiur5T9hGnklMdYlD3xvA2Bwsw/ai-agent-connect - **Tags:** content-curation, reading-list, bookmarking, knowledge-base, web-clipping ## Description You spend your day finding interesting articles, deep-dive videos, and research papers, but they often get lost in a sea of open tabs or scattered bookmarks. This Connector lets you turn your AI client into a personal research assistant that manages your reading list. Instead of manually jumping between windows to save a link or organize a category, you just tell your agent what to do. You can ask it to save a new URL with specific tags, find every article you saved about a certain topic last month, or clear out the items you've already finished. It handles the heavy lifting of metadata and organization so you can focus on actually reading. Because Vinkius hosts this and thousands of other connections, it fits right into your existing workflow without extra friction. You're not just bookmarking links; you're building a searchable knowledge base that your AI can actually navigate for you. Whether you're triaging a massive pile of research or just trying to keep track of your weekend reading list, this integration keeps your digital library clean and accessible. ## Tools ### archive_pocket_item Move a specific item to your archive to clear it from your active list. ### save_to_pocket Add a new URL to your reading list with a custom title and tags. ### add_tags_to_item Apply new labels to an item to group it with similar content. ### clear_item_tags Strip all labels from an item to reset its categorization. ### delete_pocket_item Permanently remove an item from your Pocket library. ### favorite_pocket_item Mark an item as a favorite for easier retrieval later. ### list_saved_items Get a full list of everything you've saved to your reading list. ### remove_tags_from_item Delete specific labels from a single saved item. ### rename_pocket_tag Change the name of an existing tag to keep your library organized. ### search_pocket_list Find specific items in your library using keywords or phrases. ### test_pocket_auth Check if your connection to the Pocket account is working correctly. ### unfavorite_pocket_item Remove the favorite status from a specific saved item. ## Prompt Examples **Prompt:** ``` Find all the articles I saved about 'Climate Change' and tell me how many there are. ``` **Response:** ``` I found 14 articles in your Pocket library tagged with "Climate Change." Here is a summary of the most recent ones: * **The Future of Renewables** (Saved 2 days ago) * **Policy Shifts in 2024** (Saved 1 week ago) * **Carbon Capture Tech** (Saved 2 weeks ago) Would you like me to archive any of these? ``` **Prompt:** ``` Save this URL https://example.com/tech-trends to my list with the tag 'Tech' and 'Trends'. ``` **Response:** ``` Done! I have saved that article to your Pocket library with the "Tech" and "Trends" tags. ``` **Prompt:** ``` Archive everything I've read from the 'Q1 Research' tag. ``` **Response:** ``` I have checked your "Q1 Research" tag. I moved 8 items to your archive because they were marked as read. 3 items remain in your active list as they are still marked as unread. ``` ## Capabilities ### Save new URLs to your reading list Add any web link to your personal library with a custom title and tags. ### Search your entire library Find specific items in your collection using keywords or phrases. ### Organize content with tags Apply or remove labels to group your saved items by topic or project. ### Archive finished reads Move completed items out of your active list to keep your feed clean. ### Favorite specific articles Mark important content as a favorite for faster retrieval later. ### Delete items permanently Remove unwanted links from your library entirely. ### Clear all labels from an item Strip all tags from a specific item to reset its categorization. ## Use Cases ### Research Triage A student asks the agent to find all Climate Change papers saved last year and archive the ones they already read using archive_pocket_item. ### Content Planning A blogger tells the agent to save a series of URLs with the tag Inspiration and then asks to list them all by tag. ### Inbox Zero for Reading A user asks the agent to find all unread items and move the ones older than a month to the archive to clear their list. ### Quick Tagging A researcher saves five links at once and tells the agent to use add_tags_to_item for all of them with the label Q1_Project. ## Benefits - Stop manual tagging. Let your agent categorize research as you save it to keep your library organized automatically. - Keep your list clean. Move finished reads out of your way instantly to keep your active feed focused on what matters. - Faster retrieval. Use search_pocket_list to find specific articles across your entire history in seconds. - Better organization. Use rename_pocket_tag to update your categories without editing every single item manually. - Instant bookmarking. Quickly grab content from any site and put it into the right folder without leaving your chat. ## How It Works The bottom line is you get a hands-free way to manage your content library through natural conversation. 1. Subscribe to the Pocket MCP on Vinkius. 2. Provide your Pocket Consumer Key and Access Token from your developer portal. 3. Start asking your AI client to save, search, or organize your reading list. ## Frequently Asked Questions **Can I use the Pocket MCP to organize my research?** Yes. You can ask your agent to add tags to specific items, rename categories, and search your entire library to find specific topics instantly. **Does this Connector work with my existing Pocket account?** Yes, it connects directly to your current Pocket account. You just need to provide your Consumer Key and Access Token. **How do I save a new article using this?** Just give your agent the URL. You can also tell it what title to give the item and what tags to apply while it saves it for you. **Can I delete items from my reading list?** Yes, you can ask your agent to permanently remove any item from your Pocket library. **How does this help with a large reading list?** It lets you manage the volume by archiving finished reads and using keyword searches to pull up only what you need right now. **Is it hard to set up the Pocket MCP?** Not at all. Once you have your credentials from the Pocket developer portal, you just plug them into your AI client and start talking to your library. **Can my AI automatically find items with a specific tag in Pocket?** Yes! Use the `get_pocket_items` tool. Provide the `tag` parameter, and your agent will respond with all matching items, including titles, URLs, and time added in seconds. **How do I find my Consumer Key and Access Token?** Visit the [**Pocket Developer Portal**](https://getpocket.com/developer/), create an application to get your **Consumer Key**, and perform the OAuth flow to obtain your **Access Token**. **Can I archive multiple items at once via the AI?** While the `archive_item` tool handles items individually, you can ask the agent to process a list of IDs sequentially to clean up your library.