List the LegendKeeper projects (worlds) this server is configured for, with the default project and whether writes are enabled. Each API key belongs to exactly one project.

Show the resource tree (the world's wiki hierarchy) as an indented outline with ids, icons, tags and child counts. Start here to see how a world is organized.

Full-text search across resource names, aliases and document content (best match first). Returns ids, paths, tags and the matching passage.

Get one resource's details: path, tags, aliases, icon, banner, documents, sidebar properties (facts) and children. Use read_document to read a document's content.

List every tag used in the world with how many resources carry it. Check this before tagging so you reuse existing tags with the exact same spelling.

List resource templates (id, name, parent). Use create_from_template to instantiate one.

List the calendars timelines can use (built-in ones like gregorian, harptos, exandria, plus custom calendars): id, name, months and eras.

List the members of the world and their roles (emails are only visible to ADMIN keys).

List the world's asset library (uploaded images, maps, folders) with ids and URLs. Image URLs can be used in page images, banners, map images and events.

Read a document of a resource. Pages come back as Markdown (with mentions as Name links); maps list their pins/regions/paths with coordinates; timelines list lanes and events; boards list their text. Without document, the first page is used, else the first map, timeline or board.

Write Markdown to a page document. [[Name]] and text become mentions; callouts, secrets, tables, task lists and images are supported. Writes are atomic; pass expected_version (from read_document) so edits made in the app after you read the page are never overwritten.

Add a document (tab) to a resource: a page, a map, a timeline or a board. A resource holds at most 5.

Rename a document, hide/show it, toggle full width, set a timeline's calendar or a map's image.

Delete one document (tab) of a resource. It can be restored with api_request (POST /resources/{id}/docs/{docId}/restore).

Create a resource (wiki article, location, character…), optionally with page content in Markdown. Reuse existing tags (list_tags) and give it an icon. Returns the new id and its documents.

Create up to 100 resources in one atomic request: ideal for scaffolding a region, a cast of NPCs or a whole hierarchy. Give items a key and nest later items under them with parent_key.

Change a resource's name, tags, aliases, icon, visibility, lock or banner. Content is edited with write_page; facts with set_facts; position in the tree with move_resource.

Move a resource (and its children) to another parent and/or position among its siblings.

Move a resource (with its documents, and children if cascade=true) to the trash. Restore it with restore_resource using the id returned here.

Restore a deleted resource from the trash (its parent must not be deleted).

Create a resource from a template (copies its documents, properties, icon and tags).

Set at-a-glance facts (e.g. Race, Age, Ruler, Population) as key-value rows in the page's infobox or the resource's sidebar. Creates the infobox / property group when it does not exist yet.

Add a pin, label, region, path or folder to a map document. Coordinates are [lat, lng] in the map's frame (read_document on the map shows its bounds), or image pixels with pixel_coordinates=true.

Change a map feature: rename, move, reshape, relink, restyle or hide it.

Delete a feature (pin, label, region, path or folder) from a map.

Add an event to a timeline document. Link it to the page that tells the full story.

Change a timeline event's name, dates, lane, link or style.

Delete an event from a timeline.

Add a lane (row) to a timeline, placed after the existing lanes.

Upload an image to the world's asset library and return its asset id and URL. Use the URL in a page image (), a resource banner (update_resource banner_url) or as a map image (create_document / update_document map_image_asset_id).

Call any LegendKeeper REST v3 endpoint of this project directly (advanced: boards, calendars, block-level edits, properties, invites, restores…). Returns the raw JSON response. Writes are disabled in read-only mode.