I built an MCP server for VK (VKontakte) — here's how

Why VK? MCP (Model Context Protocol) already has servers for Twitter, Slack, Discord — but nothing for VK, the largest social network in Russia and CIS (100M+ monthly users). I decided to fix that. What it does vk-mcp-server gives AI assistants (Claude, etc.) access to VK API through 10 tools: Users — get profiles by ID or screen name Wall — read posts, publish, comment Groups — list memberships, get community info Friends — get friend lists with filters Newsfeed — access user feed Photos — browse albums Stats — community analytics (admin) Quick start npm install -g vk-mcp-server Add to your Claude config: { "mcpServers" : { "vk" : { "command" : "vk-mcp-server" , "env" : { "VK_ACCESS_TOKEN" : "your_token_here" } } } } Get your token at vk.com/dev . How it works The server uses the official @modelcontextprotocol/sdk and communicates over stdio. It wraps VK API v5.199 calls into MCP tools with proper input schemas, so AI assistants can discover and use them automatically. The entire serv