Save This One

List the user's saved bookmarks, newest first. Args: - archived (boolean, default false): true lists archived bookmarks instead of active ones - tag (string, optional): only bookmarks carrying this tag - limit (number, 1-100, default 20), offset (number, default 0): pagination Returns one block per bookmark with id, url, title, tags, and saved date.

list_bookmarks

List the user's comments, newest first — either all of them or those on one bookmark. Args: - bookmarkId (string, optional): only comments on this bookmark

list_comments

List text highlights and image annotations, newest first — either across the library or on one bookmark. Returns each annotation's id, note, anchor, bookmark, and timestamp. Args: - bookmarkId (string, optional): only annotations on this bookmark

list_annotations

List the user's tags with how many active bookmarks carry each one.

list_tags

Open a saved bookmark in the visual reader. Find its bookmarkId with list_bookmarks or search_bookmarks first. Only stored article content is read; unavailable content offers the original link.

open_reader

Fetch a bookmark and its saved article for the reader UI without reopening it.

read_bookmark

Read the saved article text and image references for one bookmark. Use this before add_annotation so text quotes and image URLs match the saved reader content exactly. Returns stored content only; it does not access the open web.

get_reader_content

Save a URL to the user's Save This One library. Fetches the page to extract its title, description, and reading-time metadata automatically — do not pass a title unless the fetch failed or you want to override it. Saving a URL that is already saved returns the existing bookmark and changes nothing. Args: - url (string, required): Full http(s) URL, e.g. https://example.com/article - tags (string[], optional): Tag names to attach. New tags are created automatically. Examples: - Use when: the user says "save this link: https://..." or "bookmark this article under reading-list" - Don't use for searching — use search_bookmarks instead.

save_bookmark

Search the user's active bookmarks by keyword. Matches against title, description, URL, domain, and site name (case-insensitive substring). For tag-scoped browsing without a keyword use list_bookmarks with the tag argument. Args: - query (string, required): keywords to search for - limit (number, 1-100, default 20)

search_bookmarks

Attach or remove tags on one or more bookmarks. Tags are created automatically when tagging. Args: - bookmarkIds (string[], required): one or more bookmark ids - tags (string[], required): tag names to attach or remove - linked (boolean, required): true to attach the tags, false to remove them

tag_bookmarks

Show the account this connection is authorized for: Clerk user, email, linked Save This One profile, and granted OAuth scopes. Use when unsure which account is connected.

whoami