Get a structured overview of a code repository by traversing its vault graph from the top down. Use it to understand the codebase, identify main components, or start onboarding.
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- Export project session memory to local files for data portability. Supports JSON, Markdown, or Obsidian/Logseq vault formats.Apache 2.0
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- Retrieve a list of all project names stored in your Obsidian vault, enabling quick overview and navigation of documented features and bugs.MIT
- Update the content of a LogSeq block by specifying its UUID and new text.MIT
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- Retrieve the content of a specific LogSeq page, with options for output format (text or JSON), nesting depth, and resolving [[uuid]] references.MIT
- Retrieve all pages from a Logseq graph, including journal pages identified by the 'journal?' attribute and 'journalDay' in YYYYMMDD format, for comprehensive graph management.MIT
- Retrieve a list of all pages in your LogSeq graph, with the option to include journal pages. Useful for organizing and navigating your knowledge base.MIT
- Remove a block from LogSeq using its UUID.MIT
- Find content across LogSeq pages, blocks, and files with precise search queries.MIT
- Generate a UUID string for use as a Logseq block identifier.MIT
- Retrieve the block currently being edited or selected in Logseq. Useful for accessing content and properties of the active block.MIT
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- Retrieve Logseq app information. Optionally specify a key to get details on a particular setting.MIT
- Retrieve Logseq user configuration to access and manage user settings and graph preferences.MIT
- Convert a graph-relative asset path into a Logseq asset URL for use in pages or blocks.MIT
- Delete a specified page from your Logseq graph. Removes the page and its content permanently.MIT
- Retrieve a Logseq page by its name or UUID, with an option to include child blocks.MIT
- Creates a journal page in Logseq for a specified date, enabling organized daily notes and entries.MIT