Emojikey (via Supabase)
Integrates with Supabase to persist and retrieve LLM interaction styles using emojikeys, enabling co...
Sign up or Log in to emojikey.io
Go to https://emojikey.io and create an account, or log in to your existing account.Locate Your API Key
After logging in, navigate to your account settings or dashboard on emojikey.io. Look for an option such as "API Key" or "Developer Settings."Generate or Copy Your API Key
If you haven't generated an API key yet, use the provided button or link to generate one. If the key already exists, simply copy it.Fill the API Key in FastMCP
Go to the FastMCP connection interface. Click the "Install Now" button for mcp-server-emojikey. When prompted, paste your API key into the EMOJIKEYIO_API_KEY field.Optional: Adjust Additional Environment Values
- MODEL_ID: You can set your desired Claude model (e.g.,
Claude-3-7-Sonnet) in the interface if needed. - CODE_MODE: Set to
"true"in the FastMCP interface if you want to enable coding features; otherwise, leave as"false"or blank. - SUPABASE_URL and SUPABASE_ANON_KEY: Leave these blank unless you are using a custom Supabase backend.
- MODEL_ID: You can set your desired Claude model (e.g.,
Save and Complete the Setup
Save or confirm your changes in FastMCP to complete the configuration.
Your emojikey integration is now ready—Claude will use your provided key to maintain conversation context.
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