Announcements, newest first
Fans out across every enrolled course and aggregates announcements — optionally since a date — so “what happened this week?” is one question, not ten tabs.
A free, open-source MCP server and CLI for NTULearn — NTU Singapore's Blackboard Learn. Ask Claude, Cursor or ChatGPT about your announcements, deadlines, grades and course files.
ntulearn-mcp is an MCP server and agent-first CLI for NTULearn, NTU Singapore's Blackboard Learn instance. One Rust binary, 21 tools, no Python and no virtualenv — your agent simply asks, NTULearn answers.
Fans out across every enrolled course and aggregates announcements — optionally since a date — so “what happened this week?” is one question, not ten tabs.
Upcoming calendar items across all courses, including gradable assignments. Export everything to an .ics file for your own calendar.
Gradebook columns with your scores across courses, submission attempts per assignment, and a one-command .csv export of the whole gradebook.
Walk a course's content tree, search across all courses, download single items or bulk-download a course into any folder hierarchy you describe.
whats-new returns everything since a cutoff — announcements, due dates, gradebook changes — and per-course briefings bundle staff, dates and top folders.
The CLI's compact TSV and TOON output uses roughly 64× fewer tokens than MCP tool schemas over a 10-turn conversation. Same binary, same cache.
Grab the latest release for your platform from GitHub Releases — macOS, Linux and Windows builds with checksums — or build from source with cargo build --release.
Run ntulearn-mcp setup. A browser window opens NTULearn; after you log in, the server captures your session and renews it silently in the background.
Register the binary as an MCP server in Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, Copilot, VS Code or Zed — or just tell your agent to run ntulearn-mcp help and use the CLI.
ntulearn-mcp is a free, open-source MCP server and CLI that connects NTULearn — NTU Singapore's Blackboard Learn instance — to AI agents like Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT and GitHub Copilot. It ships as a single Rust binary with 21 tools for reading announcements, due dates, grades, course files and more.
Any MCP host: Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, VS Code, Zed, Cline and others. The same binary doubles as a plain command-line tool your agent can shell out to.
Run ntulearn-mcp setup. A dedicated browser window opens NTULearn, you log in once, and the server captures and silently renews your session in the background — no copy-pasting cookies or devtools. No terminal? Ask your agent to call the ntulearn_login tool.
Yes. ntulearn-mcp is MIT-licensed and available as prebuilt binaries for macOS, Linux and Windows from the GitHub releases page, or build it yourself with cargo build --release.
Yes. whats-new gives a one-call digest of announcements, upcoming due dates and gradebook changes since a cutoff; upcoming lists calendar items (including gradable assignments) across all your courses; the calendar also exports to .ics.
MCP hosts inject every tool's JSON schema into context every turn — about 6.6k tokens for 21 tools. The CLI's compact tabular output needs a few hundred tokens, modelling out to roughly 64x fewer tokens over a 10-turn conversation. Point your agent at the binary and let it run ntulearn-mcp help.