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- [MCP Installation](#mcp-installation) • [HTTP REST API](#http-rest-api) • [Why NotebookLM](#why-notebooklm-not-local-rag) • [Examples](#real-world-example) • [Documentation](./deployment/docs/)
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- > **⚠️ Current Limitation (v1.3.2):** HTTP and MCP stdio modes cannot run simultaneously due to Chrome profile locking. Choose one mode at a time, or see [Chrome Profile Limitation](./docs/CHROME_PROFILE_LIMITATION.md) for details. This will be fixed in v1.4.0 with automatic profile separation.
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- ## 🚀 Two Ways to Use This Server
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- ### 1️⃣ **HTTP REST API** (New! Recommended for n8n, Zapier, Make.com)
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+ ## Why NotebookLM?
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- Use NotebookLM from **any tool** via HTTP REST API:
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+ | Approach | Token Cost | Hallucinations | Answer Quality |
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+ | Feed docs to Claude | Very high | Yes - fills gaps | Variable |
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+ | Web search | Medium | High - unreliable sources | Hit or miss |
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+ | Local RAG | Medium-High | Medium - retrieval gaps | Depends on setup |
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+ | **NotebookLM MCP** | **Minimal** | **Zero** - refuses if unknown | **Expert synthesis** |
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- **Option A: Install from npm**
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- ```bash
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- # Install globally
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- npm install -g @roomi-fields/notebooklm-mcp
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- # For MCP stdio mode (Claude Code, Cursor)
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- notebooklm-mcp
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- # For HTTP server mode
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- # Note: Currently requires cloning the repo for HTTP mode
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- # See Option B below
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- ```
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- **Option B: Install from source (Required for HTTP mode)**
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- ```bash
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- # Clone and install
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- git clone https://github.com/roomi-fields/notebooklm-mcp.git
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- cd notebooklm-mcp
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- ```
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- **Query the API:**
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- **Perfect for:**
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- **👉 Full HTTP setup guide:** [deployment/docs/01-INSTALL.md](./deployment/docs/01-INSTALL.md)
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+ NotebookLM is pre-indexed by Gemini, provides citation-backed answers, and requires no infrastructure.
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- ### 2️⃣ **MCP stdio** (For Claude Code, Cursor, Codex)
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+ ## Quick Start
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+ ### Option 1: MCP Mode (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex)
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  ```bash
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- codex mcp add notebooklm -- npx @roomi-fields/notebooklm-mcp@latest
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- **Perfect for:**
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- ## The Problem
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- When you tell Claude Code or Cursor to "search through my local documentation", here's what happens:
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- - **Inaccurate retrieval**: Searches for keywords, misses context and connections between docs
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- - **Hallucinations**: When it can't find something, it invents plausible-sounding APIs
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- - **Expensive & slow**: Each question requires re-reading multiple files
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- ## The Solution
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- Let your tools chat directly with [**NotebookLM**](https://notebooklm.google/) — Google's **zero-hallucination knowledge base** powered by Gemini 2.5 that provides intelligent, synthesized answers from your docs.
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- Your Task → Agent/n8n asks NotebookLM → Gemini synthesizes answer → Correct output
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- **The real advantage**: No more manual copy-paste. Your agent/workflow asks NotebookLM directly and gets answers back. Build deep understanding through automatic follow-ups.
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- ## Why NotebookLM, Not Local RAG?
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- | Approach | Token Cost | Setup Time | Hallucinations | Answer Quality |
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- | **Feed docs to Claude** | 🔴 Very high (multiple file reads) | Instant | Yes - fills gaps | Variable retrieval |
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- | **Web search** | 🟡 Medium | Instant | High - unreliable sources | Hit or miss |
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- | **Local RAG** | 🟡 Medium-High | Hours (embeddings, chunking) | Medium - retrieval gaps | Depends on setup |
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- | **NotebookLM MCP** | 🟢 Minimal | 5 minutes | **Zero** - refuses if unknown | Expert synthesis |
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- 1. **Pre-processed by Gemini**: Upload docs once, get instant expert knowledge
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- ## HTTP REST API
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- **👉 See [Testing Guide](./deployment/scripts/README.md) for automated test suite**
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- | `GET` | `/health` | Check server health |
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- - 📚 [**Notebook Library**](./deployment/docs/06-NOTEBOOK-LIBRARY.md) — Multi-notebook management
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+ | [Installation](./deployment/docs/01-INSTALL.md) | Step-by-step setup for HTTP and MCP modes |
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+ | [Configuration](./deployment/docs/02-CONFIGURATION.md) | Environment variables and security |
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+ | [API Reference](./deployment/docs/03-API.md) | Complete HTTP endpoint documentation |
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+ | [n8n Integration](./deployment/docs/04-N8N-INTEGRATION.md) | Workflow automation setup |
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+ | [Troubleshooting](./deployment/docs/05-TROUBLESHOOTING.md) | Common issues and solutions |
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+ | [Notebook Library](./deployment/docs/06-NOTEBOOK-LIBRARY.md) | Multi-notebook management |
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- Manage multiple NotebookLM notebooks with automatic validation, duplicate detection, and smart selection.
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- ### **Autonomous Research**
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- ### **Deep, Iterative Research**
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- - Claude automatically asks follow-up questions to build complete understanding
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- - Each answer triggers deeper questions until Claude has all the details
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- - Example: For n8n workflow, Claude asked multiple sequential questions about Gmail integration, error handling, and data transformation
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- Set up once, use everywhere. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, n8n — all can access the same library.
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+ - **Zero Hallucinations** — NotebookLM refuses to answer if info isn't in your docs
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+ - **Multi-Notebook Library** — Manage multiple notebooks with validation and smart selection
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+ - **Auto-Discovery** Automatically generate metadata via NotebookLM queries
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+ - **HTTP REST API** — Use from n8n, Zapier, Make.com, or any HTTP client
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+ - **Daemon Mode** — Run as background process with PM2 (`npm run daemon:start`)
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+ - **Cross-Tool** — Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and any MCP client
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+ ```
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+ Accurate Output
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- | Authenticate | _"Open NotebookLM auth setup"_ or _"Log me in to NotebookLM"_ | Chrome opens for login |
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- | Add notebook | _"Add [link] to library"_ | Saves notebook with metadata |
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- | List notebooks | _"Show our notebooks"_ | Lists all saved notebooks |
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- | Research first | _"Research this in NotebookLM before coding"_ | Multi-question session |
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- | Select notebook | _"Use the React notebook"_ | Sets active notebook |
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- | Update notebook | _"Update notebook tags"_ | Modify metadata |
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- | Remove notebook | _"Remove [notebook] from library"_ | Deletes from library |
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- | View browser | _"Show me the browser"_ | Watch live NotebookLM chat |
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- | Fix auth | _"Repair NotebookLM authentication"_ | Clears and re-authenticates |
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- | Switch account | _"Re-authenticate with different Google account"_ | Changes account |
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- | Clean restart | _"Run NotebookLM cleanup"_ | Removes all data for fresh start |
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- ## Comparison to Alternatives
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- - **NotebookLM**: Pre-indexed by Gemini, semantic understanding across all docs
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- - **Problem**: Outdated info, hallucinated examples, unreliable sources
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- - **NotebookLM**: Only your trusted docs, always current, with citations
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+ ## Roadmap
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+ **Next up (v1.4.0):** Separate Chrome profiles to enable HTTP + MCP modes simultaneously.
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- ## FAQ
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- **How secure is this?**
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+ ## Disclaimer
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- **Can I see what's happening?**
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- Yes! Say _"Show me the browser"_ (MCP mode) or set `HEADLESS=false` (HTTP mode) to watch the live NotebookLM conversation.
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+ This tool automates browser interactions with NotebookLM. Use a dedicated Google account for automation. CLI tools like Claude Code can make mistakes — always review changes before deploying.
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- **What makes this better than Claude's built-in knowledge?**
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- Your docs are always current. No training cutoff. No hallucinations. Perfect for new libraries, internal APIs, or fast-moving projects.
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+ See full [Disclaimer](#disclaimer-details) below.
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- ## The Bottom Line
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+ ## Contributing
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- **Without NotebookLM**: Write code Find it's wrong Debug hallucinated APIs → Repeat
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+ Found a bug? Have an idea? [Open an issue](https://github.com/roomi-fields/notebooklm-mcp/issues) or submit a PR!
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- **With NotebookLM**: Research first → Write correct code → Ship faster
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+ See [CONTRIBUTING.md](./CONTRIBUTING.md) for guidelines.
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+ ## License
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- ---
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+ MIT — Use freely in your projects. See [LICENSE](./LICENSE).
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- ## Disclaimer
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+ ---
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- This tool automates browser interactions with NotebookLM to make your workflow more efficient. However, a few friendly reminders:
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+ <details>
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+ <summary><a name="disclaimer-details"></a>Full Disclaimer</summary>
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- While I've built in humanization features (realistic typing speeds, natural delays, mouse movements) to make the automation behave more naturally, I can't guarantee Google won't detect or flag automated usage. I recommend using a dedicated Google account for automation rather than your primary account—think of it like web scraping: probably fine, but better safe than sorry!
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+ While I've built in humanization features (realistic typing speeds, natural delays, mouse movements), I can't guarantee Google won't detect or flag automated usage. Use a dedicated Google account for automation.
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  **About CLI tools and AI agents:**
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- CLI tools like Claude Code, Codex, and similar AI-powered assistants are incredibly powerful, but they can make mistakes. Please use them with care and awareness:
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- - Remember: AI agents are assistants, not infallible oracles
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- I built this tool for myself because I was tired of the copy-paste dance between NotebookLM and my editor. I'm sharing it in the hope it helps others too, but I can't take responsibility for any issues, data loss, or account problems that might occur. Use at your own discretion and judgment.
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- That said, if you run into problems or have questions, feel free to open an issue on GitHub. I'm happy to help troubleshoot!
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- ## Roadmap
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- ### ✅ Implemented in v1.3.2
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- **🤖 Auto-Discovery: Autonomous Resource Discovery**
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- - ✅ Automatically generate notebook name, description, and tags via NotebookLM
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- - ✅ Progressive disclosure pattern inspired by Claude Skills best practices
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- - ✅ Zero-friction notebook addition (30 seconds vs 5 minutes)
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- - ✅ Validation of auto-generated metadata (kebab-case, description length, tags count)
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- - ✅ Orchestrators discover relevant documentation autonomously
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- **👉 See [Auto-Discovery Documentation](./deployment/docs/07-AUTO-DISCOVERY.md) for details**
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- ### 🔧 Minor Fixes (v1.3.5)
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- **Cosmetic improvements:**
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- - Fix PowerShell `CursorPosition` error in test scripts (non-interactive terminal)
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- - Add strict type validation for `show_browser` parameter (return 400 on invalid types)
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- ### 🔜 Planned for v1.4.0+
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- **🔥 Separate Chrome Profiles by Mode (Priority):**
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- - Enable HTTP and MCP stdio modes to run simultaneously
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- - Automatic profile detection: `chrome_profile_http` vs `chrome_profile_stdio`
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- - No user configuration needed - just works
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- - Solves Chrome profile locking issue for dual-mode users
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- - **👉 See [Chrome Profile Limitation](./docs/CHROME_PROFILE_LIMITATION.md) for details**
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- **Smart Metadata Refresh:**
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- - Auto-detect when notebook content has changed
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- - Re-query NotebookLM to update metadata
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- - Endpoint: `PATCH /notebooks/:id/refresh`
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- **Semantic Matching:**
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- - Use embeddings for advanced notebook matching beyond tags
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- - Endpoint: `GET /notebooks/match?query=gmail&semantic=true`
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- **Usage Analytics:**
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+ I built this tool for myself and share it hoping it helps others, but I can't take responsibility for any issues that might occur. Use at your own discretion.
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- - Track which notebooks are queried together
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- - Suggest related notebooks based on usage patterns
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- - Endpoint: `GET /notebooks/:id/related`
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- ### 🚀 Previously Implemented
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- **✅ PM2 Daemon Mode (v1.1.2):**
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- - Cross-platform process manager with auto-restart
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- - Commands: `npm run daemon:start`, `daemon:logs`, `daemon:status`
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- - Built-in log rotation and monitoring
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- **✅ Multi-Notebook Library (v1.1.2):**
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- - Live validation of notebooks
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- - Duplicate detection
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- - Smart notebook selection
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- ### 💡 Have an idea?
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- [Open a discussion](https://github.com/roomi-fields/notebooklm-mcp/discussions) to suggest new features!
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- ---
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- ## Contributing
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- Found a bug? Have a feature idea? [Open an issue](https://github.com/roomi-fields/notebooklm-mcp/issues) or submit a PR!
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- See [CONTRIBUTING.md](./CONTRIBUTING.md) for contribution guidelines.
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- ## License
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- MIT — Use freely in your projects.
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- See [LICENSE](./LICENSE) for details.
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