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  • Retrieve DEVONthink smart groups with names, UUIDs, and sync data for querying contents. Smart groups are only accessible through this method, not via standard AppleScript API.
    MIT
  • Convert records between formats like PDF, HTML, markdown, and webarchive while preserving originals. Place converted records in specific groups for organized document management.
    MIT
  • Create a copy of a database record in a destination group. Replicants share data — editing one affects all copies. Specify source by UUID, record ID, or path.
    MIT
  • Enumerate DEVONthink smart rules by parsing SmartRules.plist to retrieve names, UUIDs, enabled states, and execution timestamps when standard APIs are unavailable.
    MIT
  • Extract MIME headers from .eml files to analyze email threads, retrieving message IDs, subjects, sender/recipient details, and dates for correlation.
    MIT
  • Retrieve column layout settings for DEVONthink smart groups or rules by name or UUID, returning visible columns, table view columns, and column widths.
    MIT

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    An MCP server that provides 33 tools for full DEVONthink integration, enabling users to search, manage records, and access smart groups through Claude Code. It supports document CRUD operations, metadata management, and utilizes DEVONthink's built-in AI for document summarization and classification.
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  • Retrieve plain text or HTML content from DEVONthink records using UUID. Returns text for text-based records, HTML for web content, or null for binary files like PDFs and images.
    MIT
  • Remove records from DEVONthink databases permanently or move them to Trash using UUID, record ID, or file path identifiers.
    MIT
  • Create independent copies of records in different database groups. Duplicates remain separate from originals — editing one does not affect the other. Specify destination group UUID to place the copy.
    MIT
  • Modify existing record content in DEVONthink by providing UUID and new text or source material for text, HTML, or Markdown documents.
    MIT
  • Modify DEVONthink record properties including comments, flags, locks, and exclusions from AI features. Update specific attributes while preserving others unchanged.
    MIT
  • Relocate records between groups in DEVONthink databases using UUIDs or identifiers to reorganize content and maintain document organization.
    MIT
  • Retrieve comprehensive metadata and properties for DEVONthink records, including type, size, dates, tags, and location details using UUID, record ID, or path identifiers.
    MIT
  • Lists currently open databases in DEVONthink to help users track and manage active database sessions for document organization and access.
    MIT
  • Retrieve documentation for DEVONthink AI tools, including examples and use cases, to understand their functionality and applications.
    MIT
  • Rename records in DEVONthink by providing the UUID and new name. Returns confirmation with the UUID, old name, and new name for verification.
    MIT
  • Check whether the DEVONthink application is currently active on your system to ensure proper integration before performing document operations.
    MIT
  • Verify DEVONthink's AI services are operational and functioning correctly to ensure document summarization and classification features work as intended.
    MIT
  • Retrieve DEVONthink records using UUIDs for cross-database access or numeric IDs with database specification to locate documents and metadata efficiently.
    MIT
  • Add new records to DEVONthink databases by specifying name and type, with options for content, URLs, parent groups, and target databases.
    MIT