Rollekino MCP server connects an AI assistant to the Rollekino film archive at rollekino.fi. Through its film-focused tools, an assistant can search for films, retrieve details, browse filtered lists, and inspect archive statistics and related information. With authorized writing credentials, it can also set ratings, write reviews, create film entries, and send films to the trash. Reads are public; writing requires a permitted Rollekino account and application password.
What can Rollekino MCP server do?
The server separates archive reading from actions that change film records. Its read tools cover search, individual film details, lists, statistics, terms, the queue, and connection status. The list tool can filter by year, genre, director, actor, and rating range, and supports ordering and pagination.
- Search for films and retrieve a film's details.
- Browse filtered, ordered, paginated film lists.
- Inspect statistics, terms, the queue, and connection status.
- Set ratings and write reviews when authorized.
- Create or trash films; a new film with a TMDB ID can be enriched with TMDB and OMDB metadata.
How Rollekino MCP server connects and authenticates
The repository describes a hosted endpoint at rollekino.fi, served behind nginx with a Python MCP server and a separate OAuth login service. It also documents local Python installation and environment-based configuration. Repository metadata describes OAuth 2.1 support for Claude.ai custom connectors and Claude Code. For writing, the documented credentials are a WordPress user with edit_posts permission and an application password. Reads are public. Current support for other clients and the live hosted login flow has not been verified.
Who is Rollekino MCP server best for?
This server suits someone who wants an AI assistant to search or manage film records in the Rollekino archive, including filtering lists and handling ratings or reviews. Public reading does not require write credentials according to the repository. To create films, write reviews, set ratings, or trash films, the user needs a Rollekino WordPress account with edit_posts permission and an application password. Anyone connecting a paid AI service should account for that provider's token charges.
What Rollekino MCP server can access and change
Without write credentials, the documented tools read public film data and archive information. With the required credentials, they can set ratings, write reviews, create films, and trash films. The repository says a created film supplied with a TMDB ID can receive metadata from TMDB and OMDB. Trashing a film changes the archive; the verified facts do not establish whether that action is reversible or describe its safeguards, so those details should be confirmed before relying on it. Tool definitions and results also use AI input tokens, and repeated calls may add provider charges.
Alternatives to Rollekino MCP server
If you are comparing entries in this directory, Supabase MCP Server and PostgreSQL MCP are other listings to review. The verified information available for this proposal does not establish their capabilities or whether they provide film-archive functions, so compare their official documentation before choosing one. Rollekino's documented scope here is its own film archive and its film-specific read and write tools.
