List the wiki's pages, or one folder's, with title, a one-line description (frontmatter description: if set, else the first sentence), word count and last change, in path order, 200 at a time. When more remain it gives next_offset and the subfolders with their page counts. Uploaded files are in list_files.

List the wiki's uploaded files, or one folder's, with size, type and last change.

The workspaces this key can reach, acting as its person: this one, the others they are a member of (read and write), and those that share pages with them (read-only, with what each shares). Pass one's handle as workspace to any tool to act there.

Check the wiki: broken links (the only problems), and as information: missing pages most linked to (wanted), pages that may be stale (past their stale_after date, or unchanged stale_days while pages they link to changed), pages named without a link (unlinked_mentions), pages over long_page_words, the most linked pages, and pages with no links.

Read a page: a JSON header (version, to pass back as base_version; links in and out; broken links), then the markdown as plain text. Read part of a long page with outline=true (headings and line numbers), section (one heading's section), or offset and limit (lines). One read returns at most 128 KB; next_offset continues. revision reads a past version from page_history. On an uploaded file's path it returns the image, or a document's text.

Search the wiki's paths, titles and text. Matches every word (common words dropped, substrings count), best first; "quoted text" matches exactly; regex=true takes a Python regular expression. Returns pages with matching lines and line numbers. Search before answering about the workspace and before creating a page.

A page's revisions, newest first, or without path the wiki's latest changes: when, op, agent, person (the account behind it), author (API key or app), note, version. agent filters to one agent. Works for deleted pages.

Create a page or replace its whole text. If a page on the topic exists, use edit_page. base_version makes the write fail if the page changed since you read it.

Change part of a page. old_text replaces an exact string, which must be unique unless replace_all. section alone replaces that whole section, heading included; with old_text, old_text need only be unique within it. Empty new_text deletes.

Add text to the end of a page on a new line, creating the page if needed. For logs and running lists.

Delete a page. Its history is kept, and the result says how to restore it. Returns the pages whose links to it are now broken.

Rename or move a page, rewriting the links to it (unless update_links is false). Fails if new_path exists.

Get a one-time URL for uploading a file (image, PDF, deck, anything up to 100 MB) to path, e.g. raw/deck.pdf, then PUT the file to it from a shell: curl -T FILE URL. It works once, for 15 minutes, and replaces a file at path. Pages link to files by path.

Delete an uploaded file. Permanent: files keep no history.

Apply up to 200 changes as one step, all or none: write, edit, append, delete and move, each with its one-page tool's fields, run in order. dry_run reports what would change and which links would break, writing nothing.

Who can open a page, a folder (everything under it) or the whole wiki (empty path), or change it. restricted: members, and people it was shared with by email. link: anyone with its url can read it; search engines are asked not to list it. published: public and listed on dexio.wiki, where anyone can find it and copy it, and search engines list it; a folder or the wiki only, with title and description for the listing. Without visibility it reports and changes nothing. A folder's or the wiki's wider setting still applies to what is in it. Opening something to the public is for when the person asks for it.