vibo-mcp

MCP server for Vibo — plan your event music as a host/couple: events, timeline sections, song requests, playlists, and exports, via natural language.

• npm: npmjs.com/package/vibo-mcp
• Source: github.com/chrischall/vibo-mcp

Setup

Option A — npx (recommended)

Add to .mcp.json in your project or ~/.claude/mcp.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "vibo": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "vibo-mcp"],
      "env": {
        "VIBO_EMAIL": "you@example.com",
        "VIBO_PASSWORD": "your_password"
      }
    }
  }
}

Authentication

Pick one:

• Email + password (recommended): set VIBO_EMAIL and VIBO_PASSWORD. The server signs in server-side and manages the token (refreshing as needed).
• Captured token (for Apple/Google/Facebook accounts): set VIBO_ACCESS_TOKEN (and VIBO_REFRESH_TOKEN) with values captured from a signed-in web.vibodj.com session — no password needed.
• Browser capture (SSO, automatic): with the ContextMint Bridge browser extension (https://github.com/nullnet-app/contextmint-bridge/releases — the fetchproxy extension renamed, same maintainer, public source; Chrome only for now) installed and yourself signed into https://web.vibodj.com, run vibo_capture_session once — it grabs the token from your tab (approve the pair code), saves it to ~/.vibo-mcp/session.json, and reuses it thereafter.

The server boots without credentials (so it can be installed and probed); the config error only appears on the first tool call.

Tools

Reads

• vibo_get_me — your profile (and whether Spotify/Apple Music are connected).
• vibo_list_events — your upcoming (or past:true) events.
• vibo_get_event — full details for one event.
• vibo_list_sections — an event's timeline (Ceremony, First Dance, Dinner, …).
• vibo_get_section_songs — songs requested in a section, with likes/flags/comments.
• vibo_list_section_questions — the DJ's planning questions for a section (type, options, current answer).
• vibo_search_songs — find songs to add (Vibo catalog or connected Spotify).
• vibo_list_section_song_ideas / vibo_list_song_ideas_songs — browse the DJ's suggested song collections per section.
• vibo_get_playlists / vibo_get_playlist_songs — your connected-service playlists.
• vibo_list_event_users — the hosts and guests on an event.
• vibo_list_notifications / vibo_get_notifications_count.
• vibo_healthcheck — confirm connectivity + auth.

Writes (confirmation-gated)

Each mutating tool asks the user to confirm before anything is sent. Where the client can show a confirmation prompt, it does (unless the server sets MCP_CONFIRM_ELICITATION=off, which sends every client down the token path below). Otherwise the first call makes no network call and returns status: "confirmation-required" with a preview of exactly what would be sent (preview.action + preview.willSend) and a confirmToken. Show that preview to the user, and only after they approve in chat call the tool again with the same arguments plus confirmToken. A token works once; changing any argument is refused as DRAFT_CHANGED (with a fresh preview and token to re-approve), and a reused one as TOKEN_REUSED. MCP_CONFIRM_MODE (ask-user default / auto / refuse) controls this flow.

• vibo_add_song_to_section — add a searched song to a section.
• vibo_remove_song_from_section — every id is checked against the section first; unknown ids are listed and nothing is sent.
• vibo_move_song / vibo_reorder_songs — reorder places sourceSongIds directly after targetSongId (omit it for the top). A host needs the section's "hosts can order songs" setting on — Vibo turns it off for sections a host creates, and only the DJ can turn it on.
• vibo_update_song — mark must-play / do-not-play, or set a comment (at most 90 characters; an emoji counts as 2).
• vibo_add_song_to_section re-reads the section after adding and errors if the song isn't actually there.
• vibo_toggle_song_like — like/unlike a song.
• vibo_comment_on_song / vibo_comment_on_section (+ delete) — leave the DJ notes.
• vibo_import_playlist_to_section — pull tracks from a connected Spotify/Apple playlist.
• vibo_join_event — join via a share link/hash (e.g. a vibodj.app.link/... URL).
• vibo_leave_event.
• vibo_create_event_contact — add a host/guest contact.
• vibo_invite_users / vibo_change_user_role / vibo_remove_user — manage who's on the event.
• vibo_update_section — edit a section's name, time, or note.
• vibo_create_section — add a section (name ≤ 45 characters; visibility host/public; optional time and note — Vibo drops a host's description) and place it with afterSectionId or position. Returns the new _id.
• vibo_delete_section — delete a section; the preview shows its name, song count and answered questions. dontPlay/headline sections need force: true.
• vibo_reorder_sections — move sections to directly after targetSectionId (omit for the start).
• vibo_answer_question — answer a planning question (text / option ids / link / image+file uploads).
• vibo_set_profile_photo — set your profile photo from a local image in the upload directory (VIBO_UPLOAD_DIR, default ~/Downloads/vibo-mcp).
• vibo_capture_session — capture your login from a signed-in browser tab (SSO accounts).
• vibo_mark_notifications_read.
• vibo_export_event_to_spotify / vibo_export_event_to_apple_music.

Response shape (view)

Eight of this server's 42 tools take view: "compact" | "full", and on every one of them compact is the DEFAULT. You get the slim rung without asking.

They are exactly the eight reads whose GraphQL document asks Vibo for media:

That correspondence is not a coincidence to be maintained by hand: a test in tests/view.test.ts counts the media selections in src/gql.ts and asserts the roster of view-taking tools matches. Add a ninth selection and it fails.

Compact here is media stripping, not a field projection. src/view.ts writes no field list, because this repo holds no captured Vibo payload to derive one from honestly; instead it removes keys whose value is a picture, which is subtractive and so cannot drop a field nobody knew about.

The one exception is vibo_list_event_users: its query fixes the member field list, so compact projects each member to _id/firstName/lastName/role and keeps other people's email addresses out of the default answer (fleet-audit #1136). Ask for view: "full" only when an email is actually needed.

What compact does not touch is the point of these tools: songUrl, the links block (spotify / youtube / appleMusic) and the quality verdict all survive. A streaming link is this server's product, not decoration — vibo_add_song_to_section cannot add anything without songUrl, and the quality verdict is computed from how many services carry a track. A null link survives too: an absent key and a null one are the same to JSON.parse but not to a reader deciding whether a service was checked.

view: "full" returns Vibo's payload untouched, cover art included. There is deliberately no raw rung: nothing here re-serialises or normalises the GraphQL response, so full already IS the upstream payload and a third value would silently alias one that exists.

The other 34 tools have no view

• The 27 mutating tools (every confirmation-gated write, plus vibo_capture_session) answer with a confirmation preview or a receipt — an id, a count, a status. Nothing in a receipt is decoration, and slimming one is how you lose the field that says what actually happened.
• vibo_healthcheck answers with a connectivity/auth diagnostic. It runs the same GET_ME document as vibo_get_me and still takes no rung, because it never returns Vibo's user object — it builds {ok, userId, email} here. A view on it would be a parameter that changes nothing.
• The 6 remaining reads (vibo_list_events, vibo_get_event, vibo_list_sections, vibo_list_section_questions, vibo_list_section_song_ideas, vibo_get_notifications_count) hand back Vibo's GraphQL payload as it arrived, and their documents select no media, so there is nothing for a rung to remove.

A view passed to a tool that does not declare one is dropped by zod without a warning, so a successful call is never evidence the rung was honoured. Check the table above rather than assuming.

Typical flow

1. vibo_list_events → pick an event id.
2. vibo_list_sections → pick a section id.
3. vibo_search_songs → get a song's songUrl/viboSongId.
4. vibo_add_song_to_section — show the user the preview it returns, then call again with the confirmToken once they approve.