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This MCP server provides a tool to search New York Times articles from the last 30 days using a keyword, leveraging the NYTimes API.
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This MCP server provides a tool to search New York Times articles from the last 30 days using a keyword, leveraging the NYTimes API.
This server is relatively safe due to its read-only nature and limited functionality. However, the security of the NYTIMES_API_KEY is paramount. Ensure the API key is stored securely and not exposed in the code or configuration files.
Performance depends on the NYTimes API response times and network latency. Consider implementing caching mechanisms to improve response times for frequently searched keywords.
Cost is primarily determined by the usage of the NYTimes API. Monitor API usage to avoid exceeding rate limits or incurring unexpected charges.
npm install
```{
"mcpServers": {
"nyt": {
"command": "node",
"args": ["path/to/your/build/index.js"],
"env": {
"NYTIMES_API_KEY": "your_api_key_here"
}
}
}
}NYTIMES_API_KEYsearch_articlesSearches the New York Times archive for articles matching a given keyword from the last 30 days.
Read-only operation; retrieves data without modifying any system state.
API Key
local
This server is relatively safe due to its read-only nature and limited functionality. However, the security of the NYTIMES_API_KEY is paramount. Ensure the API key is stored securely and not exposed in the code or configuration files.
Since the server only supports read operations, autonomy is limited to searching and presenting articles. No destructive actions are possible.
Production Tip
Implement robust error handling and logging to monitor API usage and identify potential issues in production.
The search covers New York Times articles from the last 30 days.
Yes, a New York Times API key is required to use this server.
You can install it via Smithery or manually by configuring the Claude Desktop config file.
The server will be unable to retrieve articles, and search requests will fail.
No, this server is limited to searching articles from the last 30 days.
Store the API key securely, e.g., using environment variables, and avoid committing it to version control.
The title, abstract, URL, published date, and author are returned for each article.