Dev.to API MCP. Publish, manage drafts, and track dev community engagement.

You're connecting your AI client straight into Dev.to, giving you hands-on control over articles, pages, and community interactions. This server lets you manage content and user data without ever leaving your agent workspace.

Profile & User Data: You can pull up the logged-in owner's profile details using get_me. If you need info on other people or groups, use get_user to grab a full account dump by ID, or get_organization for organization details. To see who follows accounts, you get lists via list_followers, and you can also pull the image URL for any user with get_profile_image.

You've got tools to manage organizational membership; list_organization_users grabs a roster of users belonging to a specific group. Furthermore, if you need to look up content by its slug and username combo, use get_article_by_path.

Article Management: When it comes to writing posts, you've got full lifecycle control. You can push out new drafts with create_article, or modify existing ones using update_article. If a post needs to go private, run unpublish_article. To see everything written by the current user, use list_my_all_articles; if you only care about what's live, check list_my_published_articles, or get drafts with list_my_unpublished_articles.

You can also list every single article ever penned by the account using list_my_articles. For content tied to a specific organization, run list_organization_articles. To read an existing post's full text and metadata, use get_article; or if you just need a quick overview of published posts based on tags or popularity, hit up list_articles.

You can find videos embedded in articles by running list_videos. If you want to pull specific content drafts for your reading list, list_reading_list gets those titles. For podcasts, use list_podcast_episodes, and if you're tracking what tags are hot right now, list_tags shows all available options.

Web Page Management: Articles aren't the only thing here; you can manage static pages too. You create new sites with create_page, modify content using update_page, and if it needs to vanish, use delete_page. To check what a page contains or its metadata, get_page handles that call, and list_pages gives you a rundown of all non-article pages associated with the user or organization.

Community & Interaction: Managing community activity is straightforward. You can list comments for an article using list_comments, or get the full text of one comment by running get_comment. To signal appreciation, use create_reaction to add a like or heart; and if you need to flip that status, toggle_reaction handles it.

For followership tracking, besides list_followers, you can see which tags the user is following via list_followed_tags. You also get a list of active ads on the platform using list_display_ads. If you need to set up or change an ad's details, use create_display_ad and update_display_ad, while get_display_ad pulls existing ad data.

Advanced & Moderation: The server includes admin functions. You can suspend a user account using suspend_user. To get detailed content about an organization's roster, you use list_organization_users, and if you need to know which articles belong under that umbrella, list_organization_articles works for it.