Dexi Notes

Search and manage your Dexi notes — every saved item (plain notes, bookmarks, saved emails, RSS feed articles) is note-backed, so one tool surface covers…

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Что умеет

Search Notes: Search the user's notes by keyword (PostgreSQL full-text search over titles and body text). Results are ranked by relevance and include bookmarks, saved emails, and feed articles — every
Semantic Search: Find notes by meaning using vector embeddings — surfaces conceptually related content even when no words are shared with the query (e.g. "machine learning" matches notes about neural
List Notes: Browse the user's notes newest-first, optionally filtered by source kind (bookmark / email / feed / plain note), tag, folder, or recency period. Use this for "what did I save this week?"-s

Какие данные видит

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Search and manage your Dexi notes — every saved item (plain notes, bookmarks, saved emails, RSS feed articles) is note-backed, so one tool surface covers everything: full-text and semantic search, tags, folders, note CRUD, and SM-2 spaced-repetition review. OAuth 2.1 per-user authorization. Docs: https://docs.dexi.net/mcp/overview

Список инструментов сервера (12)

Технические названия из tools/list. Нужны только разработчикам.

search_notes	Search the user's notes by keyword (PostgreSQL full-text search over titles and body text). Results are ranked by relevance and include bookmarks, saved emails, and feed articles — every item in Dexi is backed by a note. Use semantic_search instead when looking for concepts rather than exact words. Returns snippets; call get_note for the full text.
semantic_search	Find notes by meaning using vector embeddings — surfaces conceptually related content even when no words are shared with the query (e.g. "machine learning" matches notes about neural networks). Covers notes, bookmarks, emails, and feed articles. Each result includes a similarity score from 0 to 1; results below ~0.6 are usually only loosely related.
list_notes	Browse the user's notes newest-first, optionally filtered by source kind (bookmark / email / feed / plain note), tag, folder, or recency period. Use this for "what did I save this week?"-style questions; use search_notes or semantic_search when looking for something specific.
get_note	Fetch one note in full: complete body text, title, tags, source kind, and source URL (for bookmarks and feed articles).
find_similar	List the notes most semantically similar to a given note — useful for surfacing related reading, duplicates, or connected ideas the user has already saved. Each result carries a 0–1 similarity score.
list_tags	List the user's tags with usage counts, most-used first. Hashtags (#topic) categorize subjects; mentions (@name) reference people or entities. Tags are parsed automatically from note text.
list_folders	List the user's folders with note counts, plus how many notes are in no folder. Folders are personal organization — a note lives in at most one folder (tags handle cross-cutting topics). Pass a folder's name to list_notes to browse its contents.
create_note	Create a new note. Write the body as plain text — include #hashtags and @mentions inline and Dexi turns them into tags automatically. Returns the created note with its id. If this connection is restricted to a folder or tag, the note is automatically filed into that folder and/or the tag is appended so the note stays within the connection's access.
update_note	Update a note's title and/or body. mode="append" adds the text to the end of the existing body (safe for adding thoughts to an existing note); mode="replace" overwrites the entire body — the previous text AND any rich formatting (headings, links, lists) are lost, so read the note first and prefer append unless the user asked for a rewrite.
delete_note	Permanently delete a note. This cannot be undone, and it also removes the attached bookmark, saved email, or feed-article record if the note came from one. Confirm with the user before deleting anything they did not explicitly ask to remove.
get_due_reviews	Notes due for spaced-repetition review. Each card is a note the user chose to memorize (via their review deck tags); quiz the user on the title/topic before revealing the body, then call grade_review with how well they recalled it. is_new means the card has never been graded.
grade_review	Record how well the user recalled a note under review and reschedule it (SM-2 spaced repetition). Use after quizzing the user on a card from get_due_reviews: 1 if they forgot (comes back in ~10 minutes), 2 if it was a struggle, 3 for normal recall, 4 for effortless recall.