API access to your Recall knowledge base
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Paul Richards
The API would allow you to access all your Recall data as well as add more content and edit existing content.
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Sankari Nair
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API with citation software such as EndNote, Papers etc.
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Jason Masters
The ability to read and summarise PDFs and the associated documentation in citation systems such as EndNote, Papers, etc, which would reduce the duplication of data in our systems and those of us that use these system to help keep track of our citations etc, we can have one single source of truth for our academic/research PDFs, but have the benefit of the searching capability of Recall
Sankari Nair
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API access for automated workflows.
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Vanie Buccat
I love Recall and the quality of transcripts it provides as well as summary breakdowns. I use Recall mainly for transcribing YouTube videos and would love to have some sort of API endpoint I can access for my workflows to generate content ideas or give detailed breakdowns of videos to use a knowledge base. I feel there's so much opportunities this can create with connecting my Recalls knowledge base with my own agents. Would love to hear everyones thoughts and ideas.
Sankari Nair
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Create one API to export as Markdown
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Pedro Lemos
Provide one API-KEY to generate one markdown exporter locally, or locally sync the markdown files
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Ed Boutros
I am currently setting up Claude Desktop with various MCP servers. The easiest one to configure was Beeper, an app that consolidates messaging services for review by Claude. Beeper is owned by Automattic, which is the commercial arm of WordPress. With the help of different AI tools, I've been able to set up MCP servers with Gmail using authentication, although that process was quite challenging.
I see this as a vast resource of information that I would like to access more easily. In my opinion, Beeper is the gold standard because once it's integrated into the system, we can do all sorts of things. We can utilize MSTY for local language models, and the possibilities are endless.
Nothing even comes close to the versatility and continuity of Recall. No other app readily allows you to import videos and articles from your phone into the app, enabling you to access important YouTube video information within it. Therefore, there should be no concerns about making this connection open; it would only strengthen its position as a leader in this type of software.
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nicole
Hello Neo,
Thanks for this feedback. I've merged it with our API integration request 😊
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nicole
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Clickup integration
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Neo Eden Network
Recall is collecting all my thoughts and resource data and bookmarks but I now need to find a bridge to my Clickup workspace where I can triage these inforesources into my content management system for an app I'm developing, which itself is a resource and information development engine. Recall is at the front of my content consumption engine, everything I like gets thrown into the top of this funnel. Lots of others will use Recall like this, and so we need integrations into the next phase of our funnels; our content management platform of choice. I use clickup, so that's what I'm requesting but it would do Recall well to develop API integrations into various CRMs, PKMs, ERPs and CMSs.
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mail
I absolutely second the API request:
My idea: a minimum API that sends notifications to a configurable webhook URL upon card creation. At best, the notification JSON includes (1) the URL to the newly created card, (2) the card title and (3) a list of tags applied to the card. Any further additions to the message's scope are welcome and/or to be discussed.
Rational:
I love your product - but it's kind of a paradox that a product that draws strength from connecting knowledge isn't able to programmatically connect with other services.
My point in case: I'm probably not the only person here that extensively uses digital note taking / journaling.
For me, it would leverage the utility of recall tenfold if I could automatically receive a sort of bread crum, back in my journaling service, that points to entries I created in recall on that day.
Notion and Obsidian are constantly mentioned here (...I am using capacities.io - which is really worth trying out!).
The idea would be to be able to log any addition to the recall knowledge base in parallel in the individual note taking / journaling sytem.
I think of it this way:
Recall is the "neutral" knowledge base, collecting and connecting OUTSIDE KNOWLEDGE
The personal note taking and journaling solution represents the PERSONAL CONTEXT in which this OUTSIDE KNOWLEDGE is collected and used.
And the API would serve to be able to connect both !
I am not sure if e.g. Notion and Obsidian are able to provide a webhook for recall to send HTTP POST requests to directly. But by using e.g. n8n as "router" for incoming recall notifications, this API could connect recall to basically any digital service out there.
Sankari Nair
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MCP server/API Access to saved data in recall to include in other AI workflows (reports, blogging, deep research, social media etc)
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Robert Keenan
Sankari Nair
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API cards
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Ricardo Garcia
need API access to your services that I can from from N8N workflows, etc.
Sankari Nair
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AN API that can be used to provide the content of Recall to an LLM
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James Teal
I’d like to be able to use the contents of Recall with an LLM of choice like Google NotbookLM, You.com, Perplexity, Gemini, or others
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