ysalitrynskyi/opn-mcp
by Various
MCP server for opn.onl — shorten links, read analytics & manage links from AI assistants. Works with the hosted service or your self-hosted instance.
MCP
ysalitrynskyi/opn-mcp
Added 18 June 2026
Overview
An MCP server that connects AI assistants to opn.onl for shortening links, reading analytics, and managing links. Supports both the hosted opn.onl service and self-hosted instances.
Best for
Best for
Developers already using opn.onl who want to integrate link management into AI assistants
Use cases
- Shorten URLs directly from an AI assistant conversation
- Retrieve link analytics without leaving the chat interface
- Manage existing links through natural language commands
Notes
An MCP server that connects AI assistants to opn.onl for shortening links, reading analytics, and managing links. Supports both the hosted opn.onl service and self-hosted instances.
0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-06-18. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Shorten URLs directly from an AI assistant conversation
- Retrieve link analytics without leaving the chat interface
- Manage existing links through natural language commands
Pros
- Works with both hosted and self-hosted opn.onl setups
- Standard MCP protocol makes it compatible with many AI assistants
- Open source JavaScript implementation with clear setup instructions
Cons
- Zero stars on GitHub indicates very early stage or low adoption
- Requires an opn.onl account or self-hosted instance to function
- Limited to the capabilities and API of opn.onl
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Pros
- Works with both hosted and self-hosted opn.onl setups
- Standard MCP protocol makes it compatible with many AI assistants
- Open source JavaScript implementation with clear setup instructions
Cons
- Zero stars on GitHub indicates very early stage or low adoption
- Requires an opn.onl account or self-hosted instance to function
- Limited to the capabilities and API of opn.onl
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