Search SyncPen documents by title and body content (full text). Use this to find documents about a specific topic.

Read a SyncPen document's content as markdown. Use the document ID from search or list results.

List all folders in your SyncPen account.

List documents in your SyncPen account, optionally filtered by folder.

Create a new folder in your SyncPen account.

Rename an existing SyncPen folder.

Move a folder under a new parent folder, or to the root. Rejects circular moves and moves that exceed the nesting depth limit.

Delete a folder (moved to trash) along with its subfolders and the documents you own within them.

Create a new SyncPen document.

Update an existing SyncPen document's title and/or content.

Move a document into a folder, or to the root (un-foldered).

Delete a document (moved to trash). Only the document owner can delete it.

Propose an edit to a document as a pending suggestion that a human accepts or rejects in the editor. The document is NOT changed until accepted. Use this instead of syncpen_update when you want human approval. Anchor the edit either by character offsets {from,to} or by a unique snippet {text} to replace.

List a document's suggestions so you can see what is still pending. Defaults to pending only; pass status 'all' to include accepted/rejected.

Read the comment threads on a document (top-level comments with their replies, line numbers, authors, and resolved state).

Reply to a comment thread. The reply is posted under the agent's name and notifies any @mentioned members.

Mark a comment thread as resolved after acting on it.

Publish a SyncPen document to a connected CMS (WordPress, Ghost, or Sanity). Auto-selects the connection when only one is active for the target; otherwise pass connectionId.

List your connected CMS targets (WordPress, Ghost, Sanity) and their connectionIds. Use before syncpen_publish to find the connectionId when a target has more than one active connection.

A time-ordered feed of recent workspace changes — who created, edited, or trashed which documents, and when. Surfaces both in-app human edits and agent/API writes. Use it to catch up on what changed since you last looked (pass since), or to scope to one folder.

Given a document, suggest what else to look at — a learned 'what to read next' signal. Blends co-access (documents you worked on in the same sessions as this one, from the change history) with the explicit /editor links in the markdown (both directions). Returns documents ranked by relevance, each with a plain-language reason. Use it to warm-start on a topic or find the documents that tend to travel together.