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How to send a research set to a notes or file MCP tool with Superpower

Hand a Knowledge Project to a compatible notes or file tool through the review-first path.

Credentials. The destination tool writes to your real notes or file account, so check the review prompt and the target before you confirm.

Who it is forA team member who keeps shared notes in a file or notes service and wants research sent there without copy and paste.

The problemMoving collected sources into a shared notes or file store is manual, and automated writes can be risky without review.

The outcomeA compatible notes or file tool receives the Project content after you review the action, with the result returned to the chat.

What you need first

  • Google Chrome with the Superpower extension installed from the Chrome Web Store
  • An account on a supported AI website such as ChatGPT or Gemini
  • A reachable MCP endpoint, for example the standard local proxy at http://localhost:3006/mcp (the README does not describe how to start that server)
  • Windows, if you want the desktop app instead of the browser extension

Steps

  1. Connect a notes or file MCP tool in Superpower, such as one for Notion or Drive if your server provides it.
  2. Open Copilot and confirm the tool appears under Connected Actions.
  3. Select a Knowledge Project and choose the handoff to the MCP destination.
  4. Review the parameters and the confirmation prompt before the action runs.
  5. Check the saved item in the destination tool and note any errors shown in the chat.

Prompt for your agent

Using the Superpower repo at https://github.com/stloendays/Superpower, hand the Knowledge Project <project name> to the connected notes MCP tool <tool name> through the review-first path. Expected output: a confirmed write in the destination with a result message in the chat. Verify that the destination item contains each source URL from the Project.

Caveat. Superpower does not replay a tool request after a timeout or ambiguous failure, so check the destination for a partial write before you retry.

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