ContextBolt Bookmarks

Export the user's entire bookmark collection as a single JSON array, for backup or moving to another tool. Call this when the user asks to export, download, or back up all their bookmarks, or wants them as JSON or a file. Returns every bookmark newest-first with title, author, content, url, tags, platform, cluster, and the date saved. Large collections are paged. Each call returns up to 2000 bookmarks and, if more remain, the offset to pass next. Keep calling with that offset until you have them all, then combine the pages into one JSON file for the user. Pass platform to export a single source.

export_bookmarks

Get every bookmark in a specific topic cluster with full content. Call this when search_bookmarks surfaces a cluster_id worth expanding, when the user references a topic they've clearly curated heavily, or when broader context on a theme would strengthen the response. Pass a cluster_id from list_clusters.

get_cluster_bookmarks

Get the user's most recently saved bookmarks with full content, newest first, each tagged with when it was saved (e.g. "Saved: 3 days ago"). Call this for "what have I been reading lately", "what's new", "catch me up", or to ground a fresh-conversation context-prime. For time-bounded asks like "what did I save this week", pass within_days (e.g. 7). If nothing was saved in that window the tool says so and reports the most recent save date, so do NOT infer the collection is empty or that anything is broken. Defaults to 10 across all platforms.

get_recent_bookmarks

List the topic clusters in the user's bookmark collection with bookmark counts per cluster. Call this when the user is exploring a broad theme and you want to see what areas they've already curated content around, or when they ask "what have I saved about X" without a specific query. Pair with get_cluster_bookmarks to drill in.

list_clusters

Save a new item to the user's ContextBolt collection. Call this when the user says save, bookmark, remember, or add this, or when they share a URL with content worth keeping (an interesting tweet, article, post, or quote) and the intent to keep it is clear from context. Pass the URL plus the actual content text (tweet body, article excerpt, summary). Content is required so semantic search finds it later. Tags are optional but improve clustering. The server embeds and stores it; one save creates one new bookmark.

save_bookmark

Search the user's saved bookmarks by topic or keywords. Returns saved content, author, source URL, and tags. Use when the user asks to find or research material in their collection.

search_bookmarks