triliumnext-mcp 0.3.10 → 0.3.12

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- # TriliumNext Notes' MCP Server
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- ⚠️ **DISCLAIMER: This is a prototype for https://github.com/TriliumNext/Notes/issues/705. Suggested only for developer use. Please backup your Trilium notes before using this tool.** ⚠️
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- A model context protocol server for TriliumNext Notes. This server provides tools to interact with your Trilium Notes instance through MCP.
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- ## Quick Start
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- Make sure to set up your environment variables first:
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- - `TRILIUM_API_URL` (default: http://localhost:8080/etapi)
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- - `TRILIUM_API_TOKEN` (required, get this from your Trilium Notes settings)
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- - `PERMISSIONS` (optional, default='READ;WRITE', where READ let this MCP has permissions to perform `search_notes` and `get_note` operation and WRITE let this MCP has permissions to perform `create_note`, `update_note` and `delete_note` operations)
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- - `VERBOSE` (optional, default='false', where if true it will print out some logging response and pass the logs into LLM (such as API call) which is useful for developers to debug this MCP)
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- ## Installation
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- ### 1. Using with Claude Desktop
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- Add the server config to your Claude Desktop configuration file:
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- Add the following configuration to the `mcpServers` object in your Claude configuration file:
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- #### For Local Installation (on Windows)
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- ```json
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- "triliumnext-mcp": {
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- "command": "cmd",
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- "args": [
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- "/k",
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- "npx",
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- "-y",
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- "triliumnext-mcp"
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- ],
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- "env": {
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- "TRILIUM_API_URL": "http://localhost:8080/etapi",
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- "TRILIUM_API_TOKEN": "<YOUR_TRILIUM_API_TOKEN>",
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- "PERMISSIONS": "READ;WRITE"
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- }
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- }
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- ```
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- #### For Local installation (on Linux)
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- ```json
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- "triliumnext-mcp": {
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- "command": "npx",
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- "args": [
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- "-y",
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- "triliumnext-mcp"
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- ],
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- "env": {
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- "TRILIUM_API_URL": "http://localhost:8080/etapi",
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- "TRILIUM_API_TOKEN": "<YOUR_TRILIUM_API_TOKEN>",
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- "PERMISSIONS": "READ;WRITE"
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- }
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- }
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- ```
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- #### For Development (on Windows / Linux)
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- ```bash
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- cd /path/to/triliumnext-mcp
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- npm run build
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- ```
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- ```json
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- "triliumnext-mcp": {
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- "command": "node",
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- "args": [
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- "/path/to/triliumnext-mcp/build/index.js"
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- ],
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- "env": {
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- "TRILIUM_API_URL": "http://localhost:8080/etapi",
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- "TRILIUM_API_TOKEN": "<YOUR_TRILIUM_API_TOKEN>",
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- "PERMISSIONS": "READ;WRITE",
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- "VERBOSE": "true"
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- }
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- }
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- ```
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- Location of the configuration file:
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- - Windows: `%APPDATA%/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json`
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- - MacOS: `~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json`
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- **Feedback**: Please report issues and test results at [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/TriliumNext/Notes/issues)
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- ## Available Tools
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- The server provides the following tools for note management:
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- ### Search Tools
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- - `search_notes` - Unified search with comprehensive filtering capabilities
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- - **Unified Architecture**: Uses `searchCriteria` parameter for complete boolean logic expressiveness
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- - **Cross-type OR logic**: Combine labels, relations, note properties, and hierarchy navigation with OR/AND logic
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- - **Parameters**: `text` (keyword search), `searchCriteria` (unified array structure), `limit`
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- - **Smart optimization**: Automatically uses fastSearch when only text parameter is provided
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- - **Complete filtering**: Supports labels (#book), relations (~author.title), note properties (title, content, dateCreated), hierarchy navigation (parents.*, children.*, ancestors.*)
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- - **Navigation support**: Use hierarchy properties like `parents.noteId` for direct children, `ancestors.noteId` for all descendants
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- - `resolve_note_id` - Find note ID by name/title for LLM-friendly workflows
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- - **Simple title-based search**: Uses fuzzy search to find notes by title/name
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- - **Smart prioritization**: Exact matches → folder-type notes → most recent
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- - **User choice workflow**: When multiple matches found, presents options for user selection
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- - **Configurable results**: `maxResults` parameter (default: 3, range: 1-10)
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- - **JSON response format**: Returns structured data with selectedNote, totalMatches, and nextSteps guidance
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- - **Essential workflow**: resolve name get ID use with other tools
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- ### Note Discovery Tools
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- - `search_notes` - Advanced search with unified filtering capabilities including hierarchy navigation
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- - **Complex queries**: Use for sophisticated filtering with multiple criteria
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- - **Boolean logic**: Cross-type OR/AND operations between all search criteria types
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- - **Unified structure**: Single `searchCriteria` parameter handles labels, relations, properties, and hierarchy
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- - **Navigation support**: Use hierarchy properties like `parents.noteId` for direct children, `ancestors.noteId` for all descendants
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- - **Performance optimized**: Automatic fastSearch when appropriate
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- ### Note Management Tools
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- - `get_note` - Retrieve a note content by ID
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- - `create_note` - Create a new note (supports various types: text, code, file, image, etc.)
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- - `update_note` - Replace entire note content (⚠️ creates backup by default)
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- - `append_note` - Add content while preserving existing content (📝 optimized for logs/journals)
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- - `delete_note` - Permanently delete a note (⚠️ cannot be undone)
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- > 📖 **Detailed Usage**: See [Content Modification Guide](docs/content-modification-guide.md) for revision control strategy and best practices.
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- ## Example Queries
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- ### Search & Discovery
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- - "Find my most recent 10 notes about 'n8n' since the beginning of 2020" → Uses `search_notes` with unified searchCriteria
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- - "Show me notes I've edited in the last 7 days" → Uses `search_notes` with date properties
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- - "Find notes with 'machine learning' in the title created this year" → Uses `search_notes` with cross-type criteria
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- - "Search for 'kubernetes' in notes created between January and June" → Uses `search_notes` with boolean logic
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- ### Navigation & Browsing
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- - "List all notes including subfolders" → Uses `search_notes` with `ancestors.noteId` hierarchy property
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- - "Show me everything I have" → Uses `search_notes` with `ancestors.noteId` for complete inventory
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- - "List all notes" → Uses `search_notes` with `parents.noteId` hierarchy property
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- - "List all notes under 'n8n Template' folder" → Uses `search_notes` with `parents.noteId` hierarchy property
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- - "List all notes under 'n8n Template' folder, including subfolders" → Uses `search_notes` with `ancestors.noteId` hierarchy property
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- - "Find notes by author Tolkien OR created this week" → Uses `search_notes` with unified `searchCriteria` for cross-type OR logic
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- ### Content Management
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- - "Add today's update to my work log" (uses `append_note`)
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- - "Replace this draft with the final version" (uses `update_note`)
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- - "Create a new note called 'Weekly Review' in my journal folder"
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- > 📖 **More Examples**: See [User Query Examples](docs/user-query-examples.md) for comprehensive usage scenarios.
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- ## Documentation
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- - [Content Modification Guide](docs/content-modification-guide.md) - Safe content editing with revision control
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- - [User Query Examples](docs/user-query-examples.md) - Natural language query examples
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- - [Search Query Examples](docs/search-examples/) - Advanced search syntax and filters
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- ## Development
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- If you want to contribute or modify the server:
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- ```bash
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- # Clone the repository
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- git clone https://github.com/tan-yong-sheng/triliumnext-mcp.git
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- # Install dependencies
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- npm install
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- # Build the server
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- npm run build
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- # For development with auto-rebuild
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- npm run watch
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- ```
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- ## Contributing
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- Contributions are welcome! If you are looking to improve the server, especially the search functionality, please familiarize yourself with the following resources:
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- - **Trilium Search DSL**: The [official documentation](https://triliumnext.github.io/Docs/Wiki/search.html) provides the foundation for all search queries.
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- - **Internal Search Implementation**: Our [Search Query Examples](docs/search-examples/) document details how `search_notes` parameters are translated into Trilium search strings. This is crucial for understanding and extending the current implementation.
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- Please feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
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+ # TriliumNext Notes' MCP Server
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+ ⚠️ **DISCLAIMER: This is a prototype for https://github.com/TriliumNext/Notes/issues/705. Suggested only for developer use. Please backup your Trilium notes before using this tool.** ⚠️
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+ A model context protocol server for TriliumNext Notes. This server provides tools to interact with your Trilium Notes instance through MCP.
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+ ## Quick Start
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+ Make sure to set up your environment variables first:
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+ - `TRILIUM_API_URL` (default: http://localhost:8080/etapi)
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+ - `TRILIUM_API_TOKEN` (required, get this from your Trilium Notes settings)
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+ - `PERMISSIONS` (optional, default='READ;WRITE', where READ grants access to `search_notes`, `get_note`, `resolve_note_id`, and `read_attributes`, and WRITE grants access to `create_note`, `update_note`, `delete_note`, and `manage_attributes`)
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+ - `VERBOSE` (optional, default='false', which if true will print verbose debugging logs)
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+
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+ ## Installation
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+ ### 1. Using with Claude Desktop
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+ Add the server config to your Claude Desktop configuration file:
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+
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+ #### For Local Installation (on Windows)
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+ ```json
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+ "triliumnext-mcp": {
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+ "command": "cmd",
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+ "args": [
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+ "/k",
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+ "npx",
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+ "-y",
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+ "triliumnext-mcp"
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+ ],
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+ "env": {
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+ "TRILIUM_API_URL": "http://localhost:8080/etapi",
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+ "TRILIUM_API_TOKEN": "<YOUR_TRILIUM_API_TOKEN>",
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+ "PERMISSIONS": "READ;WRITE"
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+ }
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ #### For Local installation (on Linux)
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+ ```json
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+ "triliumnext-mcp": {
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+ "command": "npx",
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+ "args": [
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+ "-y",
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+ "triliumnext-mcp"
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+ ],
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+ "env": {
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+ "TRILIUM_API_URL": "http://localhost:8080/etapi",
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+ "TRILIUM_API_TOKEN": "<YOUR_TRILIUM_API_TOKEN>",
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+ "PERMISSIONS": "READ;WRITE"
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+ }
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ #### For Development (on Windows / Linux)
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+ ```bash
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+ cd /path/to/triliumnext-mcp
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+ npm run build
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+ ```
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+ ```json
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+ "triliumnext-mcp": {
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+ "command": "node",
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+ "args": [
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+ "/path/to/triliumnext-mcp/build/index.js"
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+ ],
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+ "env": {
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+ "TRILIUM_API_URL": "http://localhost:8080/etapi",
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+ "TRILIUM_API_TOKEN": "<YOUR_TRILIUM_API_TOKEN>",
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+ "PERMISSIONS": "READ;WRITE",
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+ "VERBOSE": "true"
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+ }
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ Location of the configuration file:
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+ - Windows: `%APPDATA%/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json`
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+ - MacOS: `~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json`
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+ **Feedback**: Please report issues and test results at [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/TriliumNext/Notes/issues)
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+ ## Available Tools
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+ The server provides the following tools for note management:
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+ ### Search & Discovery Tools
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+ - `search_notes` - Unified search with comprehensive filtering capabilities including keyword search, date ranges, field-specific searches, attribute searches, note properties, template-based searches, note type filtering, MIME type filtering, and hierarchy navigation.
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+ - `resolve_note_id` - Find a note's ID by its title. Essential for getting a note's ID to use with other tools.
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+ ### Note Management Tools
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+ - `get_note` - Retrieve a note and its content by ID. Can also be used with regex to extract specific patterns from the content.
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+ - `create_note` - Create a new note. Supports 9 note types and allows creating attributes (labels and relations) in the same step.
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+ - `update_note` - Updates a note's title or content. Requires a `mode` (`'overwrite'` or `'append'`) to specify the update type and an `expectedHash` to prevent conflicts.
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+ - `delete_note` - Permanently delete a note (⚠️ cannot be undone).
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+ ### Attribute Management Tools
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+ - `read_attributes` - Read all attributes (labels and relations) for a given note.
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+ - `manage_attributes` - Create, update, or delete attributes on a note. Supports batch creation.
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+ > 📖 **Detailed Usage**: See [Note Management Guide](docs/manage-notes-examples/index.md) for revision control strategy and best practices.
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+ ## Example Queries
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+ ### Search & Discovery
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+ - "Find my most recent 10 notes about 'n8n' since the beginning of 2024"
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+ - "Show me notes I've edited in the last 7 days"
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+ - "List all notes under 'n8n Template' folder, including subfolders"
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+ ### Content Management
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+ - "Add today's update to my work log" (uses `update_note` with `mode: 'append'`)
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+ - "Replace this draft with the final version" (uses `update_note` with `mode: 'overwrite'`)
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+ - "Create a new note called 'Weekly Review' in my journal folder"
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+ > 📖 **More Examples**: See [User Query Examples](docs/user-query-examples.md) for comprehensive usage scenarios.
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+ ## Documentation
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+ - [Note Management Guide](docs/manage-notes-examples/index.md) - Safe content editing with revision control
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+ - [User Query Examples](docs/user-query-examples.md) - Natural language query examples
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+ - [Search Query Examples](docs/search-examples/) - Advanced search syntax and filters
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+ ## Development
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+ If you want to contribute or modify the server:
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+ ```bash
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+ # Clone the repository
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+ git clone https://github.com/tan-yong-sheng/triliumnext-mcp.git
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+ # Install dependencies
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+ npm install
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+ # Build the server
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+ npm run build
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+ # For development with auto-rebuild
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+ npm run watch
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+ ```
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+ ## Contributing
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+ Contributions are welcome! If you are looking to improve the server, please familiarize yourself with the official [Trilium Search DSL documentation](https://triliumnext.github.io/Docs/Wiki/search.html) and our internal [Search Query Examples](docs/search-examples/) to understand how search queries are constructed.
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+ Please feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
package/build/index.js CHANGED
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  import axios from "axios";
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  // Import modular components
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  import { generateTools } from "./modules/toolDefinitions.js";
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+ import { handleCreateNoteRequest, handleUpdateNoteRequest, handleDeleteNoteRequest, handleGetNoteRequest, handleSearchReplaceNoteRequest } from "./modules/noteHandler.js";
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+ import { handleListAttributesRequest } from "./modules/attributeListHandler.js";
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+ };
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+ }
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+ }
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * Attribute List Management Module
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+ * Handles attribute listing operations using search_notes internally
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+ */
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+ import { handleSearchNotes } from './searchManager.js';
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+ import { logVerboseInput, logVerboseOutput } from '../utils/verboseUtils.js';
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+ /**
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+ * Handle list attributes operation using search_notes internally
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+ */
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+ export async function handleListAttributes(args, axiosInstance) {
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+ logVerboseInput('handleListAttributes', args);
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+ // Build search criteria based on hierarchy navigation
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+ const searchCriteria = buildHierarchySearchCriteria(args);
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+ // Use search_notes internally to find notes
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+ const searchOperation = {
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+ searchCriteria: searchCriteria,
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+ limit: args.limit || 100
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+ };
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+ const searchResults = await handleSearchNotes(searchOperation, axiosInstance);
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+ // Extract and organize attributes from search results
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+ const attributes = extractAttributesFromResults(searchResults.results, args);
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+ // Generate summary
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+ const summary = generateAttributeSummary(attributes, args);
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+ const result = {
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+ attributes: attributes,
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+ summary: summary
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+ };
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+ logVerboseOutput('handleListAttributes', result);
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+ return result;
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * Build search criteria for hierarchy navigation
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+ */
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+ function buildHierarchySearchCriteria(args) {
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+ const criteria = [];
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+ const hierarchyLevel = args.hierarchyLevel || 'immediate';
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+ if (hierarchyLevel === 'immediate') {
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+ // For immediate level, search for direct parents and children
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+ criteria.push({
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+ property: 'parents.noteId',
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+ type: 'noteProperty',
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+ op: '=',
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+ value: args.noteId
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+ });
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+ criteria.push({
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+ property: 'children.noteId',
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+ type: 'noteProperty',
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+ op: '=',
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+ value: args.noteId,
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+ logic: 'OR'
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+ });
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+ }
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+ else {
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+ // For all levels, search for ancestors and descendants
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+ criteria.push({
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+ property: 'ancestors.noteId',
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+ type: 'noteProperty',
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+ op: '=',
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+ value: args.noteId
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+ });
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+ criteria.push({
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+ property: 'descendants.noteId',
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+ type: 'noteProperty',
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+ op: '=',
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+ value: args.noteId,
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+ logic: 'OR'
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+ });
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+ }
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+ // Exclude the anchor note itself
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+ criteria.push({
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+ property: 'noteId',
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+ type: 'noteProperty',
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+ op: '!=',
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+ value: args.noteId,
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+ logic: 'AND'
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+ });
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+ return criteria;
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * Extract and organize attributes from search results
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+ */
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+ function extractAttributesFromResults(searchResults, args) {
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+ const attributes = [];
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+ for (const note of searchResults) {
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+ if (note.attributes && Array.isArray(note.attributes)) {
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+ for (const attribute of note.attributes) {
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+ const attributeInfo = {
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+ noteId: note.noteId,
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+ noteTitle: note.title,
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+ noteType: note.type,
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+ attributeId: attribute.attributeId,
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+ attributeType: attribute.type,
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+ attributeName: attribute.name,
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+ attributeValue: attribute.value || '',
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+ position: attribute.position || 10,
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+ isInheritable: attribute.isInheritable || false,
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+ hierarchyPath: buildHierarchyPath(note, args)
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+ };
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+ attributes.push(attributeInfo);
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+ }
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+ }
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+ }
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+ return attributes;
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * Build hierarchy path for attribute context
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+ */
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+ function buildHierarchyPath(note, args) {
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+ const hierarchyLevel = args.hierarchyLevel || 'immediate';
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+ const noteTitle = note.title || 'Unknown';
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+ if (hierarchyLevel === 'immediate') {
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+ return `Related to ${args.noteId}: ${noteTitle}`;
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+ }
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+ else {
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+ return `Hierarchy-connected to ${args.noteId}: ${noteTitle}`;
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+ }
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * Generate summary of attributes found
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+ */
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+ function generateAttributeSummary(attributes, args) {
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+ const totalAttributes = attributes.length;
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+ if (totalAttributes === 0) {
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+ return `No attributes found`;
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+ }
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+ // Group by attribute type
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+ const labelCount = attributes.filter(attr => attr.attributeType === 'label').length;
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+ const relationCount = attributes.filter(attr => attr.attributeType === 'relation').length;
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+ // Group by note
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+ const uniqueNotes = new Set(attributes.map(attr => attr.noteId)).size;
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+ let summary = `Found ${totalAttributes} attributes across ${uniqueNotes} notes`;
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+ if (labelCount > 0 || relationCount > 0) {
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+ summary += ` (${labelCount} labels, ${relationCount} relations)`;
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+ }
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+ // Add hierarchy context
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+ const hierarchyLevel = args.hierarchyLevel || 'immediate';
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+ if (hierarchyLevel === 'immediate') {
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+ summary += ` in immediate hierarchy (parents and children)`;
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+ }
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+ else {
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+ summary += ` in full hierarchy (ancestors and descendants)`;
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+ }
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+ // Add unique attribute names count
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+ const uniqueAttributeNames = new Set(attributes.map(attr => attr.attributeName)).size;
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+ summary += ` with ${uniqueAttributeNames} unique attribute types`;
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+ return summary;
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+ }