This will return instructions on how the user organizes their personal notes in Logseq.

It will contain common tags (topics), what they mean, and the workflows the user
uses to organize their notes.

Use this to find relavant information about a specific topic or about user preferences.
It will return all information that is tagged with the topics from the user's personal
knowledge base.

The information is returned in markdown format, each item in the list is a separate
unit of information. Hierachical information is returned as a nested list.

The returning markdown contains text in double square brackets, like this:
`[[topic]]`. These are links to other topics, you can follow them to get more
information. Try variations of the topic to find the most relevant information.

Dates are expressed as:
1. today|yesterday|tomorrow|now
2. <number><unit> like 1d, 2w, 3m, 4y, 2h, 30min

Args:
    topics: A list of topics to search for. Topics are case-insensitive. Topics
            are optional if there is a date range.
    from_date (optional): The start date to filter the notes.
    to_date (optional): The end date to filter the notes.

Returns:
    A markdown formatted string containing the information with the given topics.
    Empty if no information is found.

Use this to get a list of all the todos in the user's personal knowledge base.

Dates are expressed as:
1. today|yesterday|tomorrow|now
2. <number><unit> like 1d, 2w, 3m, 4y, 2h, 30min

Args:
    done: Whether to get the done todos or the todo todos.
    from_date (optional): The start date to filter the todos.
    to_date (optional): The end date to filter the todos.

Returns:
    A markdown formatted string containing the todos.