Knowman Mcp

KnowMan CLI
Usage:  knowman <command> [options]
Account:  login [--web-url <url>] [--api-url <url>] [--label <name>] [--no-browser] [--scopes agent|read]    Sign in through your browser; the credential is shared with knowman-mcp.  logout    Revoke the saved key on the server and remove it.  status    Show whether you are signed in (never prints the key).
Global flags:  --json  --format <json|text>   json = one compact document; lists become {"results":[...]}  --api-url <url>  --api-key <key>  --help  --version
Commands (each also works without the kb- prefix, e.g. "save", "search"):kb-search  Search saved items in the KnowMan Inbox, Knowledge Base, or Archive without returning content bodies; a location filter costs one extra lookup per hit. Every result carries `trust`: 'internal' is the user's OWN knowledge (their pages, documents and designated links) and outranks 'external' saved articles on anything about the user themselves.  --query <STRING>    Text to search for in KnowMan.  --limit <NUMBER> [optional]    Maximum number of search results to return.  --location <STRING> [optional] (one of: inbox|kb|archive)    Optional Inbox, Knowledge Base, or Archive location filter.  --scope <STRING> [optional] (one of: internal|external|all)    Which knowledge to search: 'internal' (the user's own pages, documents and designated links), 'external' (articles they saved), or 'all'. Defaults to all.
kb-ask  Ask a question over the whole Knowledge Base (or a single item when itemId is given); returns an answer plus citations whose itemId resolves via kb_get_item.  --question <STRING>    Question to ask over the KnowMan Knowledge Base.  --item-id <STRING> [optional]    Optional item id restricting the question.  --project-id <STRING> [optional]    Optional project id restricting the question.
kb-get-item  Retrieve readable content and metadata for one item from the KnowMan Inbox, Knowledge Base, or Archive.  --id <STRING>    KnowMan item id to retrieve.
kb-save  Save a URL to the KnowMan Inbox or directly to the Knowledge Base. Pass trust:'internal' when the link is the user's own knowledge (their company docs, their own writing) rather than an outside article.  --url <STRING>    URL to save into KnowMan.  --location <STRING> [optional] (one of: inbox|kb)    Save into the Inbox or directly into the Knowledge Base.  --note <STRING> [optional]    Optional note to attach to the saved item.  --trust <STRING> [optional] (one of: internal|external)    Mark the saved link as the user's own knowledge ('internal' — their company docs, their own posts) rather than an outside article ('external', the default).
kb-recent  List recently saved items from the KnowMan Inbox or Knowledge Base. Every result carries `trust`; 'internal' is the user's own knowledge.  --limit <NUMBER> [optional]    Maximum number of recent items to return.  --location <STRING> [optional] (one of: inbox|kb)    Optional Inbox or Knowledge Base location filter.  --scope <STRING> [optional] (one of: internal|external|all)    Which knowledge to list: 'internal', 'external', or 'all' (default).  --source-type <ARRAY> [optional]    Optional source type filter: manual, extension, rss, newsletter, inbox, or import. Array or comma-separated string. Use sourceType:['manual','extension'] to return only the user's own saves (manual and extension saves). Defaults to all types.
kb-memories  List saved memories (claims, decisions, playbooks) from the Knowledge Base; use kind 'playbook' to find step-by-step processes the user has taught KnowMan. Read-only.  --project <STRING> [optional]    Optional project id as a UUID; project name lookup is unavailable.  --kind <STRING> [optional] (one of: claim|decision|playbook)    Optional memory kind: claim, decision, or playbook.  --query <STRING> [optional]    Optional case-insensitive title and body substring filter.  --limit <NUMBER> [optional]    Maximum number of memories to return.