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An MCP server that gives AI models a persistent notebook backed by a folder of Markdown files, with tools to discover, read, write, edit, and delete notes.

Builds a dynamic knowledge graph from your notes and uses LLM reasoning to discover blindspots, hidden cross-domain connections, track concept evolution, and spark creative inspiration.

An MCP server for Capacities API 2.0 that enables AI agents to discover, create, read, update, and delete objects, blocks, and daily notes with structured JSON or Markdown, using personal API tokens.

Enables MCP clients to discover folder-bound projects, search stored project memory, retrieve current handoffs, and propose new knowledge for human review, while approval stays in the local workbench.

A 4-stage reading companion that helps users set reading goals, discover books, track progress, and deepen learning through reflection, integrated with Claude Desktop.

Enables an AI agent to discover, read, create, patch, append, move, and inspect the revision history of Markdown notes in an Obsidian vault synced through Google Drive, with optimistic concurrency and optional trash-based deletion. It works directly against Drive-side vault storage without requiring Obsidian, rclone, or a second vault copy.

Enables AI assistants to search, read, create, edit, and archive documents, manage collections and threaded comments, and discover backlinks in a documentation workspace, with automatic rate-limit handling.

Enables users to create timestamped atomic notes in Markdown, bidirectionally link and tag them into a searchable knowledge graph, and explore, synthesize, or discover relationships among ideas through Claude and other MCP-compatible clients. Notes are stored as human-readable files with an SQLite index that supports finding similar, central, and orphaned notes.

Enables users to discover campus resources, download and read course files, check supported student portals, and organize tasks, favorites, and study plans through natural language using their own authenticated session in an MCP host.