Delete a LogSeq page by specifying its page name.
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"Logseq" matching MCP tools:
- Export project memory to a local file in JSON, Markdown, or vault format for data portability and GDPR compliance.AGPL 3.0
- Permanently delete a block and its child blocks from your Logseq knowledge graph using the block ID. This action cannot be undone.MIT
- Permanently delete a block and its child blocks from the Logseq graph. Specify the block ID to complete the operation, which cannot be undone. Ideal for managing and organizing your knowledge base.MIT
- Retrieve all blocks from a specific Logseq page, including hierarchical structure and journal page metadata, to analyze page content and organization.MIT
- Create new pages in Logseq knowledge graphs, including journal entries with automatic date formatting and properties.MIT
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- Flicense-qualityDmaintenanceEnables external AI assistants to interact with Logseq graphs through 34 specialized tools for managing pages, blocks, journals, and tasks via the local HTTP API.Last updated
- AlicenseAqualityDmaintenanceA Model Context Protocol server that enables AI agents to interact with a local Logseq instance, allowing operations like creating pages, managing blocks, and searching across a knowledge graph.Last updated131MIT
- Retrieve a specific block from your Logseq graph using its unique ID to access content, hierarchical structure, and journal information.MIT
- Create a new page in Logseq and parse markdown content into structured blocks, including headings, lists, code blocks, and page properties from YAML frontmatter.MIT
- Adds a new bullet point as a child to an existing block in Logseq, enabling hierarchical content organization and structured note-taking.MIT
- Retrieve tagged personal notes from your Logseq knowledge base by topic or date range. Returns markdown with linked topics for further exploration.MIT
- Generate new pages in Logseq with customizable properties and automatic journal configuration. Simplify graph organization and entry management using direct input options.MIT
- Remove pages from your Logseq graph, including all associated blocks, with irreversible deletion for journal pages using date format.MIT
- Remove a page and all its associated blocks from a Logseq graph permanently. Specify the page name to delete it irreversibly using this MCP server tool.MIT
- Retrieve instructions on how personal notes are organized in Logseq, including common tags, their meanings, and workflows.MIT
- Add bullet-point content to Logseq pages. Specify page name and content, optionally include properties. Automatically formats as bullet points and supports page links with [[Page Name]] syntax.MIT
- Find blocks in your Logseq graph using queries for specific pages, content terms, journal dates, or page references.MIT
- Locate specific blocks in your Logseq graph by using queries to search for terms, pages, or references, streamlining content discovery and organization.MIT
- Find all blocks that link to a specific Logseq page using [[Page Name]] notation. Returns references to help track connections in your knowledge graph.MIT
- Move a block and its children to reorganize your Logseq knowledge graph, either as a child or sibling of another block.MIT
- Update block properties in Logseq DB-mode by setting key-value pairs using display names. Requires properties defined on the block's tag or class.MIT