Retrieve all pages from your Logseq graph, including journal entries with date attributes, to access your complete knowledge base.
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- Create notes in Apple Notes with titles, formatted content, and folder organization. Supports HTML formatting for structured note-taking.MIT
- Create new Logseq pages with customizable properties, tags, and formats. Automate journal page creation with date formatting and initial blocks for efficient knowledge management.MIT
- Remove a page from LogSeq by specifying its name.MIT
- Retrieve all pages from a LogSeq graph, optionally including journal entries, to access and manage your knowledge base efficiently.MIT
- Create new pages in Logseq with content and optional properties to organize your knowledge graph directly from AI assistants.MIT
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The AWS Knowledge MCP server is a fully managed remote Model Context Protocol server that provides real-time access to official AWS content in an LLM-compatible format. It offers structured access to AWS documentation, code samples, blog posts, What's New announcements, Well-Architected best practices, and regional availability information for AWS APIs and CloudFormation resources. Key capabilities include searching and reading documentation in markdown format, getting content recommendations, listing AWS regions, and checking regional availability for services and features.
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- Read and return the contents of a note from your zk note-taking system by specifying its file path. Access note content from your local knowledge base.MIT
- Retrieve resolved tracker settings for a given app, with optional detailed view of raw app and global inputs.MIT
- Systematically explore web app pages, UI states, and navigation flows to build a project knowledge graph. Supports localhost URLs via automatic tunnel. Returns crawl execution status.
- Update form field configurations in a kintone app's preview environment. Requires app management permissions and subsequent deployment to apply changes.Apache 2.0
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- Transfer ownership of a Heroku app to another user or team. Input the app name and recipient details to move or reassign app ownership for organizational or user needs. Requires app owner or team admin permissions.Apache 2.0
- Add new form fields to a kintone app in preview mode. Configure field types, labels, and settings. Use deploy-app to make changes live.Apache 2.0
- Convert a note into a source document for NotebookLM, enabling its content to be used in RAG queries and research. Simply provide the note title.MIT
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