timeln-findlisted

Trigger on "search my memory", "look up in my memory", "recall from my notes", "second brain", "thinking partner", "what should I learn today", "connect my ideas", "show my knowledge gaps", "build a knowledge graph", "what's in my brain", or any question prefixed with "based on my past data" / "from my knowledge graph". Use for open-ended search, synthesis, and exploration over the user's Timeln memory. NOT for quick mid-call recall (use timeln-quickly), past decisions (use timeln-decided), or weekly planning (use timeln-plan).
Timelnapp/skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 78

Install: claude install-skill Timelnapp/skills

# Timeln Find -- Search Your Second Brain Search and recall over the user's real Timeln memory. When triggered, silently pull live data via the Timeln MCP, synthesize across MECE + PARA, and return sharp, actionable insight. No hallucination -- only real nodes and edges. ## Setup (one-time, user-side) 1. Sign up free at **https://timeln.app/signup**. 2. Get an API token: **Settings -> API Tokens -> Create** in the dashboard. 3. Add the hosted MCP to your agent config. ### Claude Code (`~/.claude.json`) or Cursor (`~/.cursor/mcp.json`) ```json { "mcpServers": { "timeln": { "url": "https://timeln-mcp-production.up.railway.app/mcp", "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer tln_YOUR_TOKEN_HERE" } } } } ``` No Python install required -- the MCP is hosted. If `tln_...` is missing or invalid, MCP tools return a signup nudge -- surface that verbatim to the user. ## MCP tools you will call | Tool | Purpose | |---|---| | `whoami` | Confirm token + return email/plan. Always call first. | | `get_recent_docs(window)` | Last 7 days (`weekly`) or 30 days (`monthly`) of ingested docs. | | `search_documents(limit, offset)` | Paginated list of all user documents. | | `get_document(doc_id)` | Fetch a single document by id (with preview). | | `query_knowledge(question)` | Natural-language query over the user's KG + documents. | | `get_topic_entities(topic)` | Entities/sources clustered around a topic keyword -- use for MECE gap analysis. | | `ingest_te