The documents and the folders
docsList stored documents with folder, archive/lock status, and content metadata to choose what to open and avoid duplicating existing work before writing.
Instructions
Everything written down to consult — not the words a task keeps with it, which come with the task — the one written most recently first, with the folder each one sits in, whether it was put away, whether it is locked, and for each one what it is about: how many words it holds, how many sections, and the words it leans on. That is enough to pick which document to open without opening any of them; the print of the one you go on to edit comes back from read_doc or outline_doc. Ask for it before writing, so you do not write again what is already kept.
Input Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| deep | No | With `folder`: the documents of the folders below it too | |
| after | No | Skip this many. With `total` higher than what came back, ask again with `after` set to how many you have | |
| limit | No | At most 200, 50 by default | |
| scope | No | Defaults to either | |
| folder | No | Only the documents that sit in this one folder, by its name, its whole path or its id. Pages are left out — they are kept where their document is — and what the folders below it hold is theirs, not this one's: the answer names them under `below`, and `deep` brings their documents | |
| folders | No | Send every folder back too, with its id, path, icon and how much it holds. The answer already names them all in its text, so ask for this only when a name is not enough | |
| page_of | No | Only the pages of this one document, by its id, in reading order |