Volta Notes MCP server

This is a small helper that connects your AI assistant to Volta Notes, a service for sending secrets that self-destruct after one read. It is handy when you need to hand your AI an API key or a password without that secret being saved in the conversation forever. If you have ever pasted a password into a chat and then worried about it, this is for you.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI to make a secret note, or you send it a Volta link someone gave you. The AI passes that request to this helper program running quietly in the background. The helper talks to Volta Notes, which stores the note encrypted and destroys it the moment it is read. You get back either a one-time link to share or the secret text itself, and then the note is gone for good.

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What you can do with it

• Create a one-time encrypted note from a secret your AI needs to hand off
• Read a Volta note link and get the secret inside it
• Share an API key with your AI without it landing in chat history
• Send a password to a coworker as a self-destructing link
• Pass credentials between two AI agents without leaving a trace in logs

Try asking your AI

• “Create a Volta note with this API key so I can send it to my teammate”
• “Read this Volta note link and tell me what is inside: voltanotes.com/r/abc123#xyz”
• “Make a one-time note with the database password and give me the link”
• “Open the Volta note my colleague sent me and use the key to finish the task”

What it gives back to you

When you ask it to create a note, you get back a voltanotes.com link with a long code after the # symbol. When you ask it to read a note, you get the secret text itself, and the note is destroyed right then. If you try to read the same link again, it will fail because the note no longer exists.

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Who it's for

Anyone who needs to hand passwords or API keys to an AI assistant, and teams that pass credentials between agents or coworkers without leaving them in chat logs.