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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Jarad Nelson
Guys, the fact that you are implementing things with 9 ratings and ignoring the second most requested feature which is still under review (which i doubt, its being ignored), something that is just crazy not to have in todays world, is a definite self-serving choice thats not in the best interests of your customer base. Respectfully, get your act together and care about what your customers actually want. Very disappointing, as this amazing app could have been beyond epic as part of a larger system, im actually depressed now. Thank you.
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Dailen Gunter
Jarad Nelson Agreed.
With the surging popularity and rise in popularity of tools like Codex, Claude Code, and OpenClaw, Recall is on the cusp of being replaced by combining tools with something like Obsidian CLI.
I'm using Zo.computer (somewhat similar to OpenClaw) to consolidate AI tools and the lack of a MCP or API is holding things back.
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nicole
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Integrate Recall into an AI workflow, where I can ask another model a question and it checks my Recall KB first before researching the Internet?
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nicole
So one major advantage something like NotebookLM has is the ability to digest sources in the notebook and use these to formulate the response.
So for example, I would previously use Claude to research a topic, and there would be a workflow that would then send this prompt and the Claude response to Gemini, who would then do its own research but would use my notebook as its main source, with the instruction that my notebook carried more weight because there were sources I had chosen and checked. Then Gemini would formulate a response based on not only its and Claude’s research, but also from my own notebook where I’d captured my own sources which I saw as genuine etc.
It would be great if recall replaced NotebookLM in this kind of workflow.
Sankari Nair
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MCP and or API Access
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GrumpiFied OGGVCT
this creates incredible knowledge bases to use, but it doesn't offer a clean way to access them agentically. likein a tool stack and IDE based codeing tool. i think that's the missinglink to bring this tool into the modern arena or AI solutions. this could be MCP, AND OR API access
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Massimo Scola
fully agree - MCP would be great! I could save from Claude, Claude Code or similar straight to my knowledge
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Luc Comeau
It's what's stopping me from uploading my entire obsidian vault
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andy
Completely agree. Being able to task Claude with managing, reorganizing and creating cards/tags is the one thing preventing me from using this tool as a primarily daily tool. Currently this requires me to do all organization manually which limits the usefulness.
Using Recall as a store of knowledge for my AI agent to reference, privide answers, feedback and collaborative tasks are the way this can eventually directly integrate with my daily worflow.
Imagine the power when it becomes possible to say, "Find all my references to X and add a new tag to those cards." Or "Move the cards tagged A, B or C related to topics X, Y and Z to a new tag for archiving the old data." And so much more such as asking Claude to do a task that relies on collected knowledge already tagged and curated to my liking. It would be a massive time saver when that data can be instantly referenced and interracted with.
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Keenan Burke-Pitts
This would be such a big value add! I would like to programmatically import saved content from sources like IG & youtube into my recall account.
Sankari Nair
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MCP Connectors in Chat Mode
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Jack H
In Chat Mode, I'd love to see fully customizable MCP connectors with a config file similar to Claude desktop, but that may require a desktop app. Since GetRecall is web-based, for now you could start with a few basic pre-defined tools, similarly to how Mistral Le Chat does it. I would like to see:
- a Think tool (CoT reasoning)
- a Web Search tool (like Perplexity, Tavily, or Brave Search APIs). This is especially cool because maybe it can evolve into the AI finding webpages that contain the information needed to answer my query, and then I could choose to add the recommended site to my knowledge base
- a Canvas-style tool that could collaborate in the notebook section of a card would be really cool.
- Maybe even "create a quiz" could be a callable tool.
Sankari Nair
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MCP Server
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app.recall
Please provide an MCP Server, so that we can connect our AI workflows with the knowledge base we are collecting.
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Sunny M
still not done?
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