Search your Burn Vault for bookmarks by keyword (searches title, tags, AI takeaway)

List bookmarks in your Vault, optionally filtered by category

List your Sparks (bookmarks you have read, with 30-day lifespan). Includes spark insight and expiry date.

Search your Sparks by keyword (searches title, tags, AI takeaway, spark insight)

Get full details of a single bookmark including AI analysis and extracted content

Get full article content and AI analysis for a bookmark by ID (same as get_bookmark)

Fetch article/tweet content from a URL. Works with X.com (bypasses GFW via proxy), Reddit, YouTube, Bilibili, WeChat, and any web page. First checks Supabase cache, then fetches live.

List all Vault categories with article counts

List bookmarks in your Flame inbox (24h countdown). Shows AI triage info (strategy, relevance, novelty, hook) and time remaining. Use this to see what needs attention before it burns to Ash.

Get full details of a Flame bookmark including extracted article content, AI analysis, and reading guidance. Use this to deep-read a bookmark before deciding its fate.

List all your Collections with article counts and AI overview themes

Get a Collection by name with its AI overview and linked bookmarks metadata

Move a Flame bookmark to Spark (mark as worth reading). Sets 30-day Spark lifespan.

Burn a Flame bookmark to Ash (not worth keeping).

Promote a Spark bookmark to permanent Vault storage.

Burn a Spark bookmark to Ash (not valuable enough to vault).

Triage multiple Flame bookmarks at once. Each decision moves a bookmark to Spark or Ash.

Write AI analysis results into a bookmark. Agent analyzes content with its own LLM, then writes structured results back to Burn. Only provided fields are merged — existing data is preserved.

Create a new Collection to group related bookmarks together.

Add bookmarks to an existing Collection. Duplicates are silently ignored.

Remove bookmarks from a Collection.

Write an AI-generated overview for a Collection (theme, synthesis, patterns, gaps).

Watch an X user, RSS feed, or YouTube channel — new posts auto-appear in Burn Flame on each scrape.

List all active watched sources (X users, RSS feeds, YouTube channels).

Stop watching a source. Use list_watched_sources to find the source ID.

Fetch new content from all watched sources (or one specific source) and add new items to Burn Flame. Call this on a schedule or on demand.