roam-research-mcp 0.35.1 → 1.0.0

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  [![License: MIT](https://img.shields.io/badge/License-MIT-yellow.svg)](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)
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  [![GitHub](https://img.shields.io/github/license/2b3pro/roam-research-mcp)](https://github.com/2b3pro/roam-research-mcp/blob/main/LICENSE)
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- A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides comprehensive access to Roam Research's API functionality. This server enables AI assistants like Claude to interact with your Roam Research graph through a standardized interface. It supports standard input/output (stdio), HTTP Stream, and Server-Sent Events (SSE) communication. (A WORK-IN-PROGRESS, personal project not officially endorsed by Roam Research)
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+ A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides comprehensive access to Roam Research's API functionality. This server enables AI assistants like Claude to interact with your Roam Research graph through a standardized interface. It supports standard input/output (stdio) and HTTP Stream communication. (A WORK-IN-PROGRESS, personal project not officially endorsed by Roam Research)
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  <a href="https://glama.ai/mcp/servers/fzfznyaflu"><img width="380" height="200" src="https://glama.ai/mcp/servers/fzfznyaflu/badge" alt="Roam Research MCP server" /></a>
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  <a href="https://mseep.ai/app/2b3pro-roam-research-mcp"><img width="380" height="200" src="https://mseep.net/pr/2b3pro-roam-research-mcp-badge.png" alt="MseeP.ai Security Assessment Badge" /></a>
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  ## Installation and Usage
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- This MCP server supports three primary communication methods:
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+ This MCP server supports two primary communication methods:
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  1. **Stdio (Standard Input/Output):** Ideal for local inter-process communication, command-line tools, and direct integration with applications running on the same machine. This is the default communication method when running the server directly.
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  2. **HTTP Stream:** Provides network-based communication, suitable for web-based clients, remote applications, or scenarios requiring real-time updates over HTTP. The HTTP Stream endpoint runs on port `8088` by default.
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- 3. **SSE (Server-Sent Events):** A transport for legacy clients that require SSE. The SSE endpoint runs on port `8087` by default. (NOTE: ⚠️ DEPRECATED: The SSE Transport has been deprecated as of MCP specification version 2025-03-26. HTTP Stream Transport preferred.)
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  ### Running with Stdio
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  ### Running with HTTP Stream
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- To run the server with HTTP Stream or SSE support, you can either:
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+ To run the server with HTTP Stream support, you can either:
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- 1. **Use the default ports:** Run `npm start` after building (as shown above). The server will automatically listen on port `8088` for HTTP Stream and `8087` for SSE.
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- 2. **Specify custom ports:** Set the `HTTP_STREAM_PORT` and/or `SSE_PORT` environment variables before starting the server.
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+ 1. **Use the default ports:** Run `npm start` after building (as shown above). The server will automatically listen on port `8088` for HTTP Stream.
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+ 2. **Specify custom ports:** Set the `HTTP_STREAM_PORT` environment variable before starting the server.
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  ```bash
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- HTTP_STREAM_PORT=9000 SSE_PORT=9001 npm start
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  ```
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- Or, if using a `.env` file, add `HTTP_STREAM_PORT=9000` and/or `SSE_PORT=9001` to it.
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+ Or, if using a `.env` file, add `HTTP_STREAM_PORT=9000` to it.
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  ## Docker
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  ### Run the Docker Container
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- To run the Docker container and map the necessary ports, you must also provide the required environment variables. Use the `-e` flag to pass `ROAM_API_TOKEN`, `ROAM_GRAPH_NAME`, and optionally `MEMORIES_TAG`, `HTTP_STREAM_PORT`, and `SSE_PORT`:
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+ To run the Docker container and map the necessary ports, you must also provide the required environment variables. Use the `-e` flag to pass `ROAM_API_TOKEN`, `ROAM_GRAPH_NAME`, and optionally `MEMORIES_TAG` and `HTTP_STREAM_PORT`:
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  ```bash
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- docker run -p 3000:3000 -p 8088:8088 -p 8087:8087 \
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  -e ROAM_API_TOKEN="your-api-token" \
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  -e ROAM_GRAPH_NAME="your-graph-name" \
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  -e MEMORIES_TAG="#[[LLM/Memories]]" \
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  -e CUSTOM_INSTRUCTIONS_PATH="/path/to/your/custom_instructions_file.md" \
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  -e HTTP_STREAM_PORT="8088" \
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  roam-research-mcp
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  ```
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  6. `roam_create_outline`: Add a structured outline to an existing page or block, with support for `children_view_type`. Best for simpler, sequential outlines. For complex nesting (e.g., tables), consider `roam_process_batch_actions`. If `page_title_uid` and `block_text_uid` are both blank, content defaults to the daily page. (Internally uses `roam_process_batch_actions`.)
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  7. `roam_search_block_refs`: Search for block references within a page or across the entire graph.
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  8. `roam_search_hierarchy`: Search for parent or child blocks in the block hierarchy.
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- 9. `roam_find_pages_modified_today`: Find pages that have been modified today (since midnight).
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- 10. `roam_search_by_text`: Search for blocks containing specific text.
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+ 9. `roam_find_pages_modified_today`: Find pages that have been modified today (since midnight), with pagination and sorting options.
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+ 10. `roam_search_by_text`: Search for blocks containing specific text across all pages or within a specific page. This tool supports pagination via the `limit` and `offset` parameters.
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  11. `roam_search_by_status`: Search for blocks with a specific status (TODO/DONE) across all pages or within a specific page.
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+ 13. `roam_search_for_tag`: Search for blocks containing a specific tag and optionally filter by blocks that also contain another tag nearby or exclude blocks with a specific tag. This tool supports pagination via the `limit` and `offset` parameters.
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  14. `roam_remember`: Add a memory or piece of information to remember. (Internally uses `roam_process_batch_actions`.)
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  15. `roam_recall`: Retrieve all stored memories.
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- 16. `roam_datomic_query`: Execute a custom Datomic query on the Roam graph for advanced data retrieval beyond the available search tools.
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+ 16. `roam_datomic_query`: Execute a custom Datomic query on the Roam graph for advanced data retrieval beyond the available search tools. Now supports client-side regex filtering for enhanced post-query processing. Optimal for complex filtering (including regex), highly complex boolean logic, arbitrary sorting criteria, and proximity search.
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  17. `roam_markdown_cheatsheet`: Provides the content of the Roam Markdown Cheatsheet resource, optionally concatenated with custom instructions if `CUSTOM_INSTRUCTIONS_PATH` environment variable is set.
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  18. `roam_process_batch_actions`: Execute a sequence of low-level block actions (create, update, move, delete) in a single, non-transactional batch. Provides granular control for complex nesting like tables. (Note: For actions on existing blocks or within a specific page context, it is often necessary to first obtain valid page or block UIDs using tools like `roam_fetch_page_by_title`.)
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  **Deprecated Tools**:
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- The following tools have been deprecated as of `v.0.30.0` in favor of the more powerful and flexible `roam_process_batch_actions`:
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  - `roam_create_block`: Use `roam_process_batch_actions` with the `create-block` action.
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  MEMORIES_TAG='#[[LLM/Memories]]'
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  CUSTOM_INSTRUCTIONS_PATH='/path/to/your/custom_instructions_file.md'
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  HTTP_STREAM_PORT=8088 # Or your desired port for HTTP Stream communication
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  Option 2: Using MCP settings (Alternative method)
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  "MEMORIES_TAG": "#[[LLM/Memories]]",
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  This markdown structure allows embedding custom HTML or other content using Hiccup syntax. The `:hiccup` keyword is followed by a Clojure-like vector defining the HTML elements and their attributes in one block. This provides a powerful way to inject dynamic or custom components into your Roam graph. Example: `:hiccup [:iframe {:width "600" :height "400" :src "https://www.example.com"}]`
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  ## Specific notes and preferences concerning my Roam Research graph
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- ### What To Tag
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+ ### When creating new pages
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+ - Always think in terms of Future Me: How will I find this gem of information in this block in the future? What about this core idea might I be looking for? Aim for high relevance and helpfulness.
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+ - My notes in Roam are interconnected via wrapped terms/expressions [[…]] and hashtags (#…). The general salience guidelines are as follows:
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+ - What greater domain would this core idea be best categorization?
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+ - If block is parent of children blocks, can a word/phrase in the parent be wrapped in brackets.
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+ - If not, could a hashtag be appended to the block? (This is like a "please see more"-on-this-subject categorization).
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+ - Wrap any proper names—no titles—(Dr. [[Werner Erhard]]), organizations, abbreviations e.g. `[NASA]([[National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)]])`
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+ - Any synonyms or multi-worded phrases of already established categories/pages, e.g. `[frameworks for making quality decisions]([[decision-making frameworks]])`
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+ #### Advanced tagging methodology combining [[zettelkasten]] principles with serendipity engineering for maximum intellectual discovery potential. #[[knowledge management]] #[[tagging methodology]]
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+ - # Core Philosophy
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+ - Tag for **intellectual collision** and **future conversation**, not just categorization. Every tag should maximize the potential for unexpected discoveries and cross-domain insights.
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+ - Traditional academic categorization creates silos; serendipity-engineered tagging creates **conceptual magnets** that attract surprising connections.
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+ - ## Zettelkasten-Informed Principles
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+ - **Atomic Thought Units**: Each tagged concept should function as a standalone intellectual object capable of connecting to ANY other domain
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+ - **Conversation-Driven Linking**: Tag by the intellectual dialogues and debates a concept could inform, not just its subject matter
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+ - **Temporal Intellectual Journey**: Tag for different phases of understanding - beginner discoveries, expert refinements, teaching moments
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+ - **Intellectual Genealogy**: Create concept lineages that trace how ideas evolve and connect across domains
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+ - ## Serendipity Engineering Techniques
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+ - **Conceptual Collision Matrix**: Force unlikely intellectual meetings by tagging across disparate domains
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+ - Example: #[[parenting techniques]] + [[cognitive engineering]] = developing children's meta-cognitive awareness
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+ - Example: #[[cooking methods]] + [[cultural rotation]] = how different cultures balance flavors → balancing competing AI instructions
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+ - **Anti-Obvious Tagging**: Deliberately tag against natural categorization to maximize surprise
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+ - Tag by **structural similarities** rather than surface content: #[[has feedback loops]], #[[requires calibration]], #[[exhibits emergence]]
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+ - Connect concepts through **metaphorical bridges**: meditation techniques + bias detection (both about noticing the unnoticed)
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+ - **Question Cascade Strategy**: Tag by what questions a concept could answer across unexpected domains
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+ - Instead of "this is about X," ask "what problems could this solve that I haven't thought of yet?"
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+ - Examples: #[[how do experts prevent tunnel vision?]], #[[what creates cognitive flexibility?]], #[[how do systems self-correct?]]
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+ - **Future Collision Potential**: Tag with temporal discovery triggers
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+ - [[will be relevant in 5 years]], #[[connects to unborn projects]], #[[solves problems I don't know I have yet]]
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+ - ## Practical Implementation
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+ - **The Serendipity Test**: Before tagging, ask "Could this concept surprise me by connecting to something completely unrelated?"
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+ - **Cross-Domain Bridge Tags**: Use structural rather than content-based categorization
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+ - [[flow dynamics]] - connects fluid mechanics, music, conversation, AI prompt sequences
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+ - [[calibration processes]] - bridges instrument tuning, relationships, AI parameters, personal habits
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+ - [[perspective switching]] - connects photography, negotiation, cultural analysis, prompt engineering
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+ - **Problem-Solution Pairing**: Tag by the problems solved rather than methods used
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+ - [[breaking cognitive constraints]], #[[expanding solution spaces]], #[[preventing expert blindness]]
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+ - **Intellectual State Triggers**: Tag for when you'd actually search based on mental/emotional context
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+ - [[feeling stuck in patterns]], #[[needing fresh perspective]], #[[frustrated with conventional approaches]]
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+ - **Regular Collision Audits**: Periodically review tags to identify missed connection opportunities
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+ - **Surprise Discovery Log**: Track when unexpected tag connections lead to insights, then engineer more of those patterns
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+ - **Question Evolution**: Update question-based tags as your intellectual interests and problems evolve
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+ - **Cross-Reference Integration**: Ensure new tagging approach complements existing page reference `[[…]]` and hashtag `#[[…]]` conventions
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+ - The convention for tags is lower case unless proper nouns. When tagging might affect the capitalization within a sentence, use aliases. e.g. `[Cognitive biases]([[cognitive biases]]) of the person are listed…"
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+ - Can longer phrases and expressions be aliased to existing notes? `How one can leverage [[cognitive dissonance]] to [hypnotically influence others using language]([[hypnotic language techniques]])`
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+ - Reformat quotes in this format structure: `<quote> —[[<Quoted Person>]] #quote <hashtags>` with 2-3 additional relevant hashtag links
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+ - Scheduled review: Tag future dates in ordinal format so that it can come up for review when relevant, e.g. `[[For review]]: [[August 12th, 2026]]` Optionally, prepend with label ("Deadline", "For review", "Approved", "Pending", "Deferred", "Postponed until"). Place on parent block if relevant (if children blocks are related).
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  ⭐️📋 END (Cheat Sheet LOADED) < < < 📋⭐️
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  ' "mcpServers": {\n' +
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+ if (targetPageUid) {
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+ // Query to get total count without limit
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+ const countQueryStr = `[:find (count ?b)
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+ ${queryWhereClauses.replace(/\[\?p :edit\/time \?page-edit-time\]/, '')}]`; // Remove edit time for count query
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+ const totalCountResults = await q(this.graph, countQueryStr, queryArgs);
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+ const totalCount = totalCountResults[0] ? totalCountResults[0][0] : 0;
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- const { text, page_title_uid } = this.params;
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+ const searchTerms = [];
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+ if (case_sensitive) {
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+ }
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+ else {
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+ searchTerms.push(text);
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+ // Add capitalized version (e.g., "Hypnosis")
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+ searchTerms.push(text.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + text.slice(1));
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+ // Add all caps version (e.g., "HYPNOSIS")
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+ searchTerms.push(text.toUpperCase());
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+ // Add all lowercase version (e.g., "hypnosis")
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+ }
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+ const whereClauses = searchTerms.map(term => `[(clojure.string/includes? ?block-str "${term}")]`).join(' ');
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+ let queryStr;
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+ let queryParams = [];
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+ let queryLimit = limit === -1 ? '' : `:limit ${limit}`;
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+ let queryOffset = offset === 0 ? '' : `:offset ${offset}`;
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+ let queryOrder = `:order ?page-edit-time asc ?block-uid asc`; // Sort by page edit time, then block UID
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+ let baseQueryWhereClauses = `
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+ [?b :block/string ?block-str]
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+ [?b :block/uid ?block-uid]
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+ [?b :block/page ?p]
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+ [?p :node/title ?page-title]
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+ [?p :edit/time ?page-edit-time]`; // Fetch page edit time for sorting
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+ if (targetPageUid) {
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+ queryStr = `[:find ?block-uid ?block-str ?page-title
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+ :in $ ?page-uid ${queryLimit} ${queryOffset} ${queryOrder}
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+ :where
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+ ${baseQueryWhereClauses}
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+ [?p :block/uid ?page-uid]]`;
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+ queryParams = [targetPageUid];
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+ }
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+ else {
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+ queryStr = `[:find ?block-uid ?block-str ?page-title
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+ :in $ ${queryLimit} ${queryOffset} ${queryOrder}
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+ :where
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+ ${baseQueryWhereClauses}]`;
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+ }
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  const rawResults = await q(this.graph, queryStr, queryParams);
58
+ // Query to get total count without limit
59
+ const countQueryStr = `[:find (count ?b)
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+ :in $
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+ :where
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+ ${baseQueryWhereClauses.replace(/\[\?p :edit\/time \?page-edit-time\]/, '')}]`; // Remove edit time for count query
63
+ const totalCountResults = await q(this.graph, countQueryStr, queryParams);
64
+ const totalCount = totalCountResults[0] ? totalCountResults[0][0] : 0;
28
65
  // Resolve block references in content
29
66
  const resolvedResults = await Promise.all(rawResults.map(async ([uid, content, pageTitle]) => {
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31
68
  return [uid, resolvedContent, pageTitle];
32
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  }));
33
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  const searchDescription = `containing "${text}"`;
34
- return SearchUtils.formatSearchResults(resolvedResults, searchDescription, !targetPageUid);
71
+ const formattedResults = SearchUtils.formatSearchResults(resolvedResults, searchDescription, !targetPageUid);
72
+ formattedResults.total_count = totalCount;
73
+ return formattedResults;
35
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  }
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  }
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
1
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  import { Server } from '@modelcontextprotocol/sdk/server/index.js';
2
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4
- import { CallToolRequestSchema, ErrorCode, ListResourcesRequestSchema, ReadResourceRequestSchema, McpError, ListToolsRequestSchema, } from '@modelcontextprotocol/sdk/types.js';
4
+ import { CallToolRequestSchema, ErrorCode, ListResourcesRequestSchema, ReadResourceRequestSchema, McpError, ListToolsRequestSchema, ListPromptsRequestSchema, } from '@modelcontextprotocol/sdk/types.js';
5
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  import { initializeGraph } from '@roam-research/roam-api-sdk';
6
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  import { API_TOKEN, GRAPH_NAME, HTTP_STREAM_PORT } from '../config/environment.js';
7
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  import { toolSchemas } from '../tools/schemas.js';
@@ -20,7 +20,6 @@ const packageJson = JSON.parse(readFileSync(packageJsonPath, 'utf8'));
20
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21
21
  export class RoamServer {
22
22
  constructor() {
23
- // console.log('RoamServer: Constructor started.');
24
23
  try {
25
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  this.graph = initializeGraph({
26
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@@ -42,7 +41,23 @@ export class RoamServer {
42
41
  if (Object.keys(toolSchemas).length === 0) {
43
42
  throw new McpError(ErrorCode.InternalError, 'No tool schemas defined in src/tools/schemas.ts');
44
43
  }
45
- // console.log('RoamServer: Constructor finished.');
44
+ }
45
+ // Helper to create and configure MCP server instance
46
+ createMcpServer(nameSuffix = '') {
47
+ const server = new Server({
48
+ name: `roam-research${nameSuffix}`,
49
+ version: serverVersion,
50
+ }, {
51
+ capabilities: {
52
+ tools: {
53
+ ...Object.fromEntries(Object.keys(toolSchemas).map((toolName) => [toolName, toolSchemas[toolName].inputSchema])),
54
+ },
55
+ resources: {}, // No resources exposed via capabilities
56
+ prompts: {}, // No prompts exposed via capabilities
57
+ },
58
+ });
59
+ this.setupRequestHandlers(server);
60
+ return server;
46
61
  }
47
62
  // Refactored to accept a Server instance
48
63
  setupRequestHandlers(mcpServer) {
@@ -59,6 +74,10 @@ export class RoamServer {
59
74
  mcpServer.setRequestHandler(ReadResourceRequestSchema, async (request) => {
60
75
  throw new McpError(ErrorCode.InternalError, `Resource not found: ${request.params.uri}`);
61
76
  });
77
+ // List available prompts
78
+ mcpServer.setRequestHandler(ListPromptsRequestSchema, async () => {
79
+ return { prompts: [] };
80
+ });
62
81
  // Handle tool calls
63
82
  mcpServer.setRequestHandler(CallToolRequestSchema, async (request) => {
64
83
  try {
@@ -206,49 +225,15 @@ export class RoamServer {
206
225
  });
207
226
  }
208
227
  async run() {
209
- // console.log('RoamServer: run() method started.');
210
228
  try {
211
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212
- const stdioMcpServer = new Server({
213
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214
- version: serverVersion,
215
- }, {
216
- capabilities: {
217
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218
- ...Object.fromEntries(Object.keys(toolSchemas).map((toolName) => [toolName, toolSchemas[toolName].inputSchema])),
219
- },
220
- resources: {
221
- 'roam-markdown-cheatsheet.md': {}
222
- }
223
- },
224
- });
225
- // console.log('RoamServer: stdioMcpServer created. Setting up request handlers...');
226
- this.setupRequestHandlers(stdioMcpServer);
227
- // console.log('RoamServer: stdioMcpServer handlers setup complete. Connecting transport...');
229
+ const stdioMcpServer = this.createMcpServer();
228
230
  const stdioTransport = new StdioServerTransport();
229
231
  await stdioMcpServer.connect(stdioTransport);
230
- // console.log('RoamServer: stdioTransport connected. Attempting to create httpMcpServer...');
231
- const httpMcpServer = new Server({
232
- name: 'roam-research-http', // A distinct name for the HTTP server
233
- version: serverVersion,
234
- }, {
235
- capabilities: {
236
- tools: {
237
- ...Object.fromEntries(Object.keys(toolSchemas).map((toolName) => [toolName, toolSchemas[toolName].inputSchema])),
238
- },
239
- resources: {
240
- 'roam-markdown-cheatsheet.md': {}
241
- }
242
- },
243
- });
244
- // console.log('RoamServer: httpMcpServer created. Setting up request handlers...');
245
- this.setupRequestHandlers(httpMcpServer);
246
- // console.log('RoamServer: httpMcpServer handlers setup complete. Connecting transport...');
232
+ const httpMcpServer = this.createMcpServer('-http');
247
233
  const httpStreamTransport = new StreamableHTTPServerTransport({
248
234
  sessionIdGenerator: () => Math.random().toString(36).substring(2, 15) + Math.random().toString(36).substring(2, 15),
249
235
  });
250
236
  await httpMcpServer.connect(httpStreamTransport);
251
- // console.log('RoamServer: httpStreamTransport connected.');
252
237
  const httpServer = createServer(async (req, res) => {
253
238
  // Set CORS headers
254
239
  res.setHeader('Access-Control-Allow-Origin', CORS_ORIGIN);
@@ -264,7 +249,6 @@ export class RoamServer {
264
249
  await httpStreamTransport.handleRequest(req, res);
265
250
  }
266
251
  catch (error) {
267
- // // console.error('HTTP Stream Server error:', error);
268
252
  if (!res.headersSent) {
269
253
  res.writeHead(500, { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' });
270
254
  res.end(JSON.stringify({ error: 'Internal Server Error' }));
@@ -273,7 +257,6 @@ export class RoamServer {
273
257
  });
274
258
  const availableHttpPort = await findAvailablePort(parseInt(HTTP_STREAM_PORT));
275
259
  httpServer.listen(availableHttpPort, () => {
276
- // // console.log(`MCP Roam Research server running HTTP Stream on port ${availableHttpPort}`);
277
260
  });
278
261
  }
279
262
  catch (error) {
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ export class PageOperations {
18
18
  constructor(graph) {
19
19
  this.graph = graph;
20
20
  }
21
- async findPagesModifiedToday(max_num_pages = 50) {
21
+ async findPagesModifiedToday(limit = 50, offset = 0, sort_order = 'desc') {
22
22
  // Define ancestor rule for traversing block hierarchy
23
23
  const ancestorRule = `[
24
24
  [ (ancestor ?b ?a)
@@ -31,15 +31,21 @@ export class PageOperations {
31
31
  const startOfDay = new Date();
32
32
  startOfDay.setHours(0, 0, 0, 0);
33
33
  try {
34
- // Query for pages modified today
35
- const results = await q(this.graph, `[:find ?title
34
+ // Query for pages modified today, including modification time for sorting
35
+ let query = `[:find ?title ?time
36
36
  :in $ ?start_of_day %
37
37
  :where
38
38
  [?page :node/title ?title]
39
39
  (ancestor ?block ?page)
40
40
  [?block :edit/time ?time]
41
- [(> ?time ?start_of_day)]]
42
- :limit ${max_num_pages}`, [startOfDay.getTime(), ancestorRule]);
41
+ [(> ?time ?start_of_day)]]`;
42
+ if (limit !== -1) {
43
+ query += ` :limit ${limit}`;
44
+ }
45
+ if (offset > 0) {
46
+ query += ` :offset ${offset}`;
47
+ }
48
+ const results = await q(this.graph, query, [startOfDay.getTime(), ancestorRule]);
43
49
  if (!results || results.length === 0) {
44
50
  return {
45
51
  success: true,
@@ -47,7 +53,16 @@ export class PageOperations {
47
53
  message: 'No pages have been modified today'
48
54
  };
49
55
  }
50
- // Extract unique page titles
56
+ // Sort results by modification time
57
+ results.sort((a, b) => {
58
+ if (sort_order === 'desc') {
59
+ return b[1] - a[1]; // Newest first
60
+ }
61
+ else {
62
+ return a[1] - b[1]; // Oldest first
63
+ }
64
+ });
65
+ // Extract unique page titles from sorted results
51
66
  const uniquePages = Array.from(new Set(results.map(([title]) => title)));
52
67
  return {
53
68
  success: true,
@@ -173,21 +188,19 @@ export class PageOperations {
173
188
  throw new McpError(ErrorCode.InvalidRequest, 'title is required');
174
189
  }
175
190
  // Try different case variations
191
+ // Generate variations to check
176
192
  const variations = [
177
193
  title, // Original
178
194
  capitalizeWords(title), // Each word capitalized
179
195
  title.toLowerCase() // All lowercase
180
196
  ];
181
- let uid = null;
182
- for (const variation of variations) {
183
- const searchQuery = `[:find ?uid .
184
- :where [?e :node/title "${variation}"]
185
- [?e :block/uid ?uid]]`;
186
- const result = await q(this.graph, searchQuery, []);
187
- uid = (result === null || result === undefined) ? null : String(result);
188
- if (uid)
189
- break;
190
- }
197
+ // Create OR clause for query
198
+ const orClause = variations.map(v => `[?e :node/title "${v}"]`).join(' ');
199
+ const searchQuery = `[:find ?uid .
200
+ :where [?e :block/uid ?uid]
201
+ (or ${orClause})]`;
202
+ const result = await q(this.graph, searchQuery, []);
203
+ const uid = (result === null || result === undefined) ? null : String(result);
191
204
  if (!uid) {
192
205
  throw new McpError(ErrorCode.InvalidRequest, `Page with title "${title}" not found (tried original, capitalized words, and lowercase)`);
193
206
  }
@@ -165,7 +165,7 @@ export const toolSchemas = {
165
165
  },
166
166
  roam_search_for_tag: {
167
167
  name: 'roam_search_for_tag',
168
- description: 'Search for blocks containing a specific tag and optionally filter by blocks that also contain another tag nearby. Example: Use this to search for memories that are tagged with the MEMORIES_TAG.',
168
+ description: 'Search for blocks containing a specific tag and optionally filter by blocks that also contain another tag nearby or exclude blocks with a specific tag. This tool supports pagination via the `limit` and `offset` parameters. Use this tool to search for memories tagged with the MEMORIES_TAG.',
169
169
  inputSchema: {
170
170
  type: 'object',
171
171
  properties: {
@@ -180,6 +180,21 @@ export const toolSchemas = {
180
180
  near_tag: {
181
181
  type: 'string',
182
182
  description: 'Optional: Another tag to filter results by - will only return blocks where both tags appear',
183
+ },
184
+ case_sensitive: {
185
+ type: 'boolean',
186
+ description: 'Optional: Whether the search should be case-sensitive. If false, it will search for the provided tag, capitalized versions, and first word capitalized versions.',
187
+ default: false
188
+ },
189
+ limit: {
190
+ type: 'integer',
191
+ description: 'Optional: The maximum number of results to return. Defaults to 50. Use -1 for no limit, but be aware that very large results sets can impact performance.',
192
+ default: 50
193
+ },
194
+ offset: {
195
+ type: 'integer',
196
+ description: 'Optional: The number of results to skip before returning matches. Useful for pagination. Defaults to 0.',
197
+ default: 0
183
198
  }
184
199
  },
185
200
  required: ['primary_tag']
@@ -259,21 +274,32 @@ export const toolSchemas = {
259
274
  },
260
275
  roam_find_pages_modified_today: {
261
276
  name: 'roam_find_pages_modified_today',
262
- description: 'Find pages that have been modified today (since midnight), with limit.',
277
+ description: 'Find pages that have been modified today (since midnight), with pagination and sorting options.',
263
278
  inputSchema: {
264
279
  type: 'object',
265
280
  properties: {
266
- max_num_pages: {
281
+ limit: {
267
282
  type: 'integer',
268
- description: 'Max number of pages to retrieve (default: 50)',
283
+ description: 'The maximum number of pages to retrieve (default: 50). Use -1 for no limit, but be aware that very large result sets can impact performance.',
269
284
  default: 50
270
285
  },
286
+ offset: {
287
+ type: 'integer',
288
+ description: 'The number of pages to skip before returning matches. Useful for pagination. Defaults to 0.',
289
+ default: 0
290
+ },
291
+ sort_order: {
292
+ type: 'string',
293
+ description: 'Sort order for pages based on modification date. "desc" for most recent first, "asc" for oldest first.',
294
+ enum: ['asc', 'desc'],
295
+ default: 'desc'
296
+ }
271
297
  }
272
298
  }
273
299
  },
274
300
  roam_search_by_text: {
275
301
  name: 'roam_search_by_text',
276
- description: 'Search for blocks containing specific text across all pages or within a specific page.',
302
+ description: 'Search for blocks containing specific text across all pages or within a specific page. This tool supports pagination via the `limit` and `offset` parameters.',
277
303
  inputSchema: {
278
304
  type: 'object',
279
305
  properties: {
@@ -284,6 +310,21 @@ export const toolSchemas = {
284
310
  page_title_uid: {
285
311
  type: 'string',
286
312
  description: 'Optional: Title or UID of the page to search in (UID is preferred for accuracy). If not provided, searches across all pages.'
313
+ },
314
+ case_sensitive: {
315
+ type: 'boolean',
316
+ description: 'Optional: Whether the search should be case-sensitive. If false, it will search for the provided text, capitalized versions, and first word capitalized versions.',
317
+ default: false
318
+ },
319
+ limit: {
320
+ type: 'integer',
321
+ description: 'Optional: The maximum number of results to return. Defaults to 50. Use -1 for no limit, but be aware that very large results sets can impact performance.',
322
+ default: 50
323
+ },
324
+ offset: {
325
+ type: 'integer',
326
+ description: 'Optional: The number of results to skip before returning matches. Useful for pagination. Defaults to 0.',
327
+ default: 0
287
328
  }
288
329
  },
289
330
  required: ['text']
@@ -354,7 +395,7 @@ export const toolSchemas = {
354
395
  },
355
396
  roam_recall: {
356
397
  name: 'roam_recall',
357
- description: 'Retrieve all stored memories on page titled MEMORIES_TAG, or tagged block content with the same name. Returns a combined, deduplicated list of memories. Optionally filter blcoks with a specified tag and sort by creation date.',
398
+ description: 'Retrieve all stored memories on page titled MEMORIES_TAG, or tagged block content with the same name. Returns a combined, deduplicated list of memories. Optionally filter blcoks with a specific tag and sort by creation date.',
358
399
  inputSchema: {
359
400
  type: 'object',
360
401
  properties: {
@@ -373,13 +414,13 @@ export const toolSchemas = {
373
414
  },
374
415
  roam_datomic_query: {
375
416
  name: 'roam_datomic_query',
376
- description: 'Execute a custom Datomic query on the Roam graph for advanced data retrieval beyond the available search tools. This provides direct access to Roam\'s query engine. Note: Roam graph is case-sensitive.\nList of some of Roam\'s data model Namespaces and Attributes: ancestor (descendants), attrs (lookup), block (children, heading, open, order, page, parents, props, refs, string, text-align, uid), children (view-type), create (email, time), descendant (ancestors), edit (email, seen-by, time), entity (attrs), log (id), node (title), page (uid, title), refs (text).\nPredicates (clojure.string/includes?, clojure.string/starts-with?, clojure.string/ends-with?, <, >, <=, >=, =, not=, !=).\nAggregates (distinct, count, sum, max, min, avg, limit).\nTips: Use :block/parents for all ancestor levels, :block/children for direct descendants only; combine clojure.string for complex matching, use distinct to deduplicate, leverage Pull patterns for hierarchies, handle case-sensitivity carefully, and chain ancestry rules for multi-level queries.',
417
+ description: 'Execute a custom Datomic query on the Roam graph for advanced data retrieval beyond the available search tools. This provides direct access to Roam\'s query engine. Note: Roam graph is case-sensitive.\n\n__Optimal Use Cases for `roam_datomic_query`:__\n- __Advanced Filtering (including Regex):__ Use for scenarios requiring complex filtering, including regex matching on results post-query, which Datalog does not natively support for all data types. It can fetch broader results for client-side post-processing.\n- __Highly Complex Boolean Logic:__ Ideal for intricate combinations of "AND", "OR", and "NOT" conditions across multiple terms or attributes.\n- __Arbitrary Sorting Criteria:__ The go-to for highly customized sorting needs beyond default options.\n- __Proximity Search:__ For advanced search capabilities involving proximity, which are difficult to implement efficiently with simpler tools.\n\nList of some of Roam\'s data model Namespaces and Attributes: ancestor (descendants), attrs (lookup), block (children, heading, open, order, page, parents, props, refs, string, text-align, uid), children (view-type), create (email, time), descendant (ancestors), edit (email, seen-by, time), entity (attrs), log (id), node (title), page (uid, title), refs (text).\nPredicates (clojure.string/includes?, clojure.string/starts-with?, clojure.string/ends-with?, <, >, <=, >=, =, not=, !=).\nAggregates (distinct, count, sum, max, min, avg, limit).\nTips: Use :block/parents for all ancestor levels, :block/children for direct descendants only; combine clojure.string for complex matching, use distinct to deduplicate, leverage Pull patterns for hierarchies, handle case-sensitivity carefully, and chain ancestry rules for multi-level queries.',
377
418
  inputSchema: {
378
419
  type: 'object',
379
420
  properties: {
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- description: 'The Datomic query to execute (in Datalog syntax)'
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+ description: 'The Datomic query to execute (in Datalog syntax). Example: `[:find ?block-string :where [?block :block/string ?block-string] (or [(clojure.string/includes? ?block-string "hypnosis")] [(clojure.string/includes? ?block-string "trance")] [(clojure.string/includes? ?block-string "suggestion")]) :limit 25]`'
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  inputs: {
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  type: 'array',
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  }
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+ },
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+ regexFilter: {
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+ type: 'string',
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+ description: 'Optional: A regex pattern to filter the results client-side after the Datomic query. Applied to JSON.stringify(result) or specific fields if regexTargetField is provided.'
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+ },
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+ regexFlags: {
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+ type: 'string',
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+ description: 'Optional: Flags for the regex filter (e.g., "i" for case-insensitive, "g" for global).',
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+ },
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+ regexTargetField: {
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+ type: 'array',
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+ items: {
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+ type: 'string'
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+ },
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+ description: 'Optional: An array of field paths (e.g., ["block_string", "page_title"]) within each Datomic result object to apply the regex filter to. If not provided, the regex is applied to the stringified full result.'
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  }
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  required: ['query']
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- { type: 'integer', description: 'Zero-indexed position.' },
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- { type: 'string', enum: ['first', 'last'], description: 'Position keyword.' }
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- ],
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+ type: ['integer', 'string'],
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  description: 'The position of the block under its parent (e.g., 0, 1, 2) or a keyword ("first", "last").'
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  export class ToolHandlers {
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  constructor(graph) {
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  this.graph = graph;
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+ this.cachedCheatsheet = null;
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  this.pageOps = new PageOperations(graph);
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  this.blockOps = new BlockOperations(graph);
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  this.blockRetrievalOps = new BlockRetrievalOperations(graph); // Initialize new instance
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  // Page Operations
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- async findPagesModifiedToday(max_num_pages = 50) {
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- return this.pageOps.findPagesModifiedToday(max_num_pages);
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+ async findPagesModifiedToday(limit = 50, offset = 0, sort_order = 'desc') {
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+ return this.pageOps.findPagesModifiedToday(limit, offset, sort_order);
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  }
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  async createPage(title, content) {
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  return this.batchOps.processBatch(actions);
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  }
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  async getRoamMarkdownCheatsheet() {
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+ if (this.cachedCheatsheet) {
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+ return this.cachedCheatsheet;
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+ }
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  const __filename = fileURLToPath(import.meta.url);
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  const __dirname = path.dirname(__filename);
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  const cheatsheetPath = path.join(__dirname, '../../Roam_Markdown_Cheatsheet.md');
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- let cheatsheetContent = fs.readFileSync(cheatsheetPath, 'utf-8');
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- if (customInstructionsPath && fs.existsSync(customInstructionsPath)) {
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- try {
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- const customInstructionsContent = fs.readFileSync(customInstructionsPath, 'utf-8');
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- cheatsheetContent += `\n\n${customInstructionsContent}`;
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- }
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- catch (error) {
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- console.warn(`Could not read custom instructions file at ${customInstructionsPath}: ${error}`);
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+ try {
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+ let cheatsheetContent = await fs.promises.readFile(cheatsheetPath, 'utf-8');
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+ const customInstructionsPath = process.env.CUSTOM_INSTRUCTIONS_PATH;
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+ if (customInstructionsPath) {
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+ try {
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+ // Check if file exists asynchronously
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+ await fs.promises.access(customInstructionsPath);
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+ const customInstructionsContent = await fs.promises.readFile(customInstructionsPath, 'utf-8');
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+ cheatsheetContent += `\n\n${customInstructionsContent}`;
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+ }
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+ catch (error) {
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+ // File doesn't exist or is not readable, ignore custom instructions
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+ if (error.code !== 'ENOENT') {
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+ console.warn(`Could not read custom instructions file at ${customInstructionsPath}: ${error}`);
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+ }
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+ }
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  }
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+ this.cachedCheatsheet = cheatsheetContent;
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+ return cheatsheetContent;
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+ }
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+ catch (error) {
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+ throw new Error(`Failed to read cheatsheet: ${error}`);
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  }
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- return cheatsheetContent;
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  }
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  }
package/package.json CHANGED
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
1
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  {
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  "name": "roam-research-mcp",
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- "version": "0.35.1",
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+ "version": "1.0.0",
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  "description": "A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Roam Research API integration",
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  "private": false,
6
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  "repository": {
@@ -22,13 +22,13 @@
22
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  "homepage": "https://github.com/2b3pro/roam-research-mcp#readme",
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  "type": "module",
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  "bin": {
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- "roam-research": "./build/index.js"
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+ "roam-research-mcp": "./build/index.js"
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  },
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  "files": [
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  "build"
29
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  ],
30
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  "scripts": {
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- "build": "tsc && cat Roam_Markdown_Cheatsheet.md .roam/${CUSTOM_INSTRUCTIONS_PREFIX}custom-instructions.md > build/Roam_Markdown_Cheatsheet.md && chmod 755 build/index.js",
31
+ "build": "echo \"Using custom instructions: .roam/${CUSTOM_INSTRUCTIONS_PREFIX}custom-instructions.md\" && tsc && cat Roam_Markdown_Cheatsheet.md .roam/${CUSTOM_INSTRUCTIONS_PREFIX}custom-instructions.md > build/Roam_Markdown_Cheatsheet.md && chmod 755 build/index.js",
32
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  "clean": "rm -rf build",
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  "watch": "tsc --watch",
34
34
  "inspector": "npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector build/index.js",
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48
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  "ts-node": "^10.9.2",
49
49
  "typescript": "^5.3.3"
50
50
  }
51
- }
51
+ }