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MCP Resources

MCP resources expose vault metadata as structured JSON that clients can read directly without invoking tools. All resources return application/json.

Quick Reference

URI Description
config://vault Current collection configuration
stats://vault Collection statistics
tags://vault All tags grouped by indexed field
tags://vault/{field} Tags for a specific field
folders://vault All folder paths
toc://vault/{path} Table of contents for a document

config://vault

Current collection configuration and runtime state.

Response:

{
  "source_dir": "/data/vault",
  "read_only": true,
  "indexed_fields": ["tags", "cluster"],
  "required_fields": [],
  "exclude_patterns": [".obsidian/**", ".trash/**"],
  "semantic_search_available": true,
  "attachment_extensions": ["pdf", "png", "jpg"]
}

stats://vault

Collection statistics — document count, chunk count, and capabilities.

Response:

{
  "document_count": 42,
  "chunk_count": 156,
  "folder_count": 5,
  "semantic_search_available": true,
  "indexed_frontmatter_fields": ["tags", "cluster"],
  "attachment_extensions": ["pdf", "png", "jpg"]
}

tags://vault

All frontmatter tag values grouped by indexed field.

Response:

{
  "tags": ["craft", "pacing", "worldbuilding"],
  "cluster": ["fiction", "non-fiction"]
}

tags://vault/{field}

Tag values for a specific indexed frontmatter field. This is a URI template — replace {field} with the field name.

Example: tags://vault/tags

Response:

["craft", "pacing", "worldbuilding"]

folders://vault

All folder paths in the vault.

Response:

["", "Journal", "Projects", "Research"]

The empty string "" represents the root folder (top-level documents).

toc://vault/{path}

Table of contents (heading outline) for a specific document. This is a URI template — replace {path} with the document's relative path.

Example: toc://vault/Journal/note.md

Response:

[
  {"level": 1, "title": "My Note"},
  {"level": 2, "title": "Introduction"},
  {"level": 2, "title": "Main Points"},
  {"level": 3, "title": "First Point"},
  {"level": 2, "title": "Conclusion"}
]

The TOC prepends a synthetic H1 from the document title and deduplicates if the first real heading matches the title.