Add a comment to a memo. The comment gets the same visibility (and space) as the memo unless you set one.

Create a new memo from Markdown. Tags are written inline as #tag (or pass tags to append them). Task lists use "- [ ] item". Visibility defaults to your Memos preference (usually PRIVATE); memos placed in a space default to SPACE visibility. Local files in attachments are uploaded and attached.

Permanently delete an attachment file (it disappears from its memo). Cannot be undone.

Permanently delete a memo. This cannot be undone. Prefer update_memo with archived=true unless the user explicitly asked to delete.

Save the original file of an attachment to a local path. Existing files are not overwritten unless overwrite=true.

Make a targeted edit without resending the whole memo: append text at the end, prepend it at the start, or replace an exact snippet. append/prepend join with a single newline (start text with "\n" for a blank line). For replace, old_text must match exactly once unless replace_all=true.

Back up memos to a local folder. format=markdown writes one .md file per memo (YAML front matter with id, times, tags, visibility; attachments downloaded next to it) and accepts the same filters as search_memos — handy for Obsidian or offline analysis. format=zip saves the official Memos export archive of ALL your memos (filters ignored), which Memos can import again.

Read one memo in full: Markdown content, metadata (times, visibility, pinned, space, tags, open tasks), attachments, linked memos and comments.

Orientation in one call: who you are signed in as, the Memos instance and version, memo/task/tag statistics, recent activity, spaces you belong to, and saved views (with their filters). Call this first when you need context.

Manage a memo's references to other memos (shown as linked memos in Memos). action=add keeps existing links, remove deletes the given ones, set replaces the whole list.

List attachments of one memo, or search all your attachments by file name, MIME type or unlinked status, newest first.

List the tags used in your active memos with how many memos carry each. Parent tags count their children (#work includes #work/project).

Collect task-list items ("- [ ] …") across your memos, grouped by memo, with each task's number for set_task_status. By default shows only open tasks from active memos; narrow with keywords, tags, time range or space.

Open an attachment: images come back as viewable pictures (a ≤600px preview unless full_size=true), text files as text. To store the original file locally use download_attachment.

Rename a tag across all of your memos (active and archived) by rewriting "#old" to "#new" in their content; child tags follow (#old/x → #new/x). Code blocks and URLs are left alone, and each memo keeps its "updated" time. Runs as a preview unless dry_run=false — show the preview to the user first.

Find memos by keywords, tags, time range, pinned state, visibility, content properties, space or saved view, newest first. By default searches only your own active (non-archived) memos. Each result shows the memo id, time, visibility, tags and a one-line snippet; set full_content=true to get complete Markdown (useful for summarizing). Use next_page_token to page.

Mark one task-list item in a memo as done or not done. Identify it by its number from list_todos/get_memo order (task_index) or by a unique piece of its text (task_text).

Create a secret share link that lets anyone with the URL read the memo without signing in. Optionally make it expire. Revoke links in the Memos web UI.

Change memo properties — visibility, pinned, archived, space, creation time — and/or replace the ENTIRE content. For small text changes prefer edit_memo_content so the rest of the memo is not rewritten. Only the fields you pass are changed.

Upload a local file (file_path), a web URL (url), or inline text as a Memos attachment, optionally attaching it to a memo. Returns the attachment name for use with create_memo.