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"Building a Knowledge Graph for Personal Life Organization" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve entities from your knowledge graph with optional type filtering and pagination.
    MIT
  • Retrieves matching nodes and snippets from a knowledge graph by combining lexical, dense, and graph signals into a ranked list.
    MIT
  • Answer factual questions from a shared knowledge graph, grounded in evidence with citations. Abstains when the graph lacks knowledge.
    MIT
  • List entities in the knowledge graph, optionally filtered by type, to obtain an overview or entity names for graph queries. Supports D3-compatible JSON output.
    MIT

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  • Query a knowledge graph for relationships and facts using natural language, entity, or relation type. Supports temporal queries and configurable graph depth.
    MIT
  • Remove a subject-predicate-object relationship from the knowledge graph by providing the triple ID. Receive a JSON confirmation of deletion.
    MIT
  • Ask natural-language questions over your personal knowledge graph to get context-aware, synthesized answers with cited sources.
    MIT
  • Explore the knowledge graph hierarchy from a starting node, viewing three levels of children to understand knowledge organization before searching or saving.
    MIT
  • Retrieve your high-level life domains in Nirvana to organize projects and tasks by area like work or personal.
    MIT
  • Export your full personal knowledge graph as JSON, including nodes, edges, and counts, to download or get a snapshot of your exocortex.
    MIT
  • Monitor and improve knowledge graph health by detecting orphans, duplicates, overloaded entities, and weak relations. Use periodic checks for graph hygiene.
    MIT
  • Find available meeting rooms in your organization by filtering on name, building, floor, or minimum capacity. Returns room details for use in scheduling events.
    MIT