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"Information on organizing notes" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve a contact's complete profile by ID, including all fields, tags, and notes.
    MIT
  • Check index health before trusting search results: see notes on disk versus indexed, last index run, and notes changed since. Detects stale indexes after manual edits.
    MIT

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  • Listen Notes MCP.

  • Markdown notes in folders, with files, that your AI assistant can read, write and organise.

  • List all accessible products, which are top-level containers for organizing related projects. Use it to view your available products and manage project groups.
    MIT
  • Update tags on existing memories to organize, correct, or enrich metadata. Supports add, remove, or replace operations.
    MIT
  • List streams as hierarchical collections for organizing thoughts, with options to search, filter by parent, paginate, and include thought counts.
    MIT
  • Clear all notes from a region on the timeline while preserving the region itself. Erase existing notes to rewrite a region's content without deleting the region container.
    Apache 2.0
    Destructive
  • Create new notes with markdown content and frontmatter in an Obsidian vault, organizing them in designated folders for knowledge management.
    MIT
  • Retrieve detailed US alcohol label information using a TTB ID, including label images, barcodes, product descriptions, tasting notes, and category classifications.
    MIT
  • Append markdown content to a document without overwriting existing text. Optionally add under a specific heading to organize new information such as logs, notes, or findings.
    MIT
  • Persist key information as memories in a local database for cross-session use. Record preferences, lessons, project context, and relationship notes to be recalled later.
    MIT
  • Update task notes and protect them from workspace automations by waiting, then re-asserting the task name and due date. Use on automated boards where rules rewrite notes.
    MIT