القائمة
Remove a document from the database. Deletes the document file and removes its entry from the index. Use this when the user wants to delete stored information.
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Add a new note or update an existing one. Creates the notes database if it doesn't exist.
Delete a note from the database. Removes the note file and its index entry.
List all notes in the database with their topics and descriptions.
Read a specific note from the database. Use this to get fresh content after making changes.
Initialize the database by creating the database/ directory and an empty index.md file. Safe to call if database already exists - will not overwrite existing data.
List all documents currently stored in the database. Reads the index and presents a summary of all available documents with their topics and descriptions.
| name | db-delete |
| description | Remove a document from the database. Deletes the document file and removes its entry from the index. Use this when the user wants to delete stored information. |
Remove a document from the database and update the index.
Use TaskCreate to create a task for each step below, then execute them in order. Mark each task in_progress when starting and completed when done using TaskUpdate.
Use the Skill tool to invoke the db-verify skill.
If verification fails, STOP execution and relay the error message to the user.
Analyze the user's request to determine which document they want to delete.
Use the Read tool to read database/index.md.
Search the index for a matching document entry.
If no matching document is found:
If multiple documents could match:
Before proceeding, confirm with the user:
"Are you sure you want to delete the '[topic]' document? This cannot be undone."
Wait for user confirmation. If they decline, STOP execution.
Use the Read tool to read the document at database/<topic>.md.
Display a summary of what will be deleted so the user knows what they're losing.
Use the Bash tool to remove the document file:
rm database/<topic>.md
Verify the file was deleted by attempting to read it (should fail).
Use the Read tool to read database/index.md.
Use the Edit tool to remove the entry for the deleted document from the index.
If this was the last document, add back "No documents yet." under the Documents section.
Use the Read tool to verify:
Report to the user: "Deleted '[topic]' from the database."