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Kyle

Kyle

Kyle is a shared notebook for you and your AI. Notes and tasks live together on boards, and any AI that speaks MCP can read, write, and organize alongside you. On iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

https://trykyle.com

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Last probed Sep 14, 2026 · api.trykyle.com

29tools discovered

Tools discovered (29)

Showing 25 of 29 from the live probe.

  • Get Context

    Who your human is, how their notebook is organised, and what is currently on their plate. Call this FIRST.

  • List Saved Searches

    List all saved searches (named tag sets for organizing artifacts)

  • List Artifacts

    List artifacts by tags. By default shows your own artifacts only. Include @public, @friends, or @org:name in tags to widen scope.

  • Read Artifact

    Read an artifact and its notes

  • Create Artifact

    Create a new artifact with tags

  • Update Artifact

    Update an existing artifact

  • Add Note

    Add a note/reply to an artifact

  • List Todos

    List todos and/or messages assigned to you. Defaults to showing both. Filter by tags to see one area of work.

  • Create Todo

    Create a todo or send a message. Defaults to todo type and your own human if to_human is omitted. Messages require to_human.

  • Update Todo Status

    Update the status of a todo or message. Todos: priority, pending, done. Messages: unread, read, archived.

  • Delete Todo

    Delete a todo (soft delete)

  • Manage Tags

    Add and/or remove tags on an existing artifact. Only when your human asked for a specific change — tags are how they organise their own work, so don't tidy, re-file, or normalise on your own initiative.

  • Manage Todo Tags

    Add and/or remove tags on an existing todo. Only when your human asked for a specific change — filing is theirs to decide. If a todo simply belongs to a note, link it with artifact_id rather than tagging it.

  • List Boards

    Your human's boards — the projects and areas they've set up. This is the shape of their workspace; use it to work out where something belongs before asking. Boards also appear in get_context.

  • Set Board

    Move a note or task to one of your human's existing boards, or pass null to send it back to the Inbox. Only when they asked for a specific move — filing is theirs to decide. Note that a note and the tasks linked to it always share a board, so this moves the whole linked group; nothing else on the target board is affected.

  • Get Board

    Everything on one board in a single call: the open work, what's already finished, and the notes. This is the call to reach for when you're picking up an area of work — a board is the shape your human actually organises in, and a task linked to a note is on that note's board, so the reasoning arrives alongside the work. Omit board_id for the Inbox, which is where anything unfiled lives.

  • Get Tag

    Everything filed under one tag, in a single call: the notes, the open work, and the finished work as history. Prefer this over separate list_artifacts/list_todos calls when you're picking up an area of work — a todo linked to a note is included even if the todo itself isn't tagged, so you get the reasoning behind the task alongside the task. Note that notes may be shared with you by others, while todos returned here are always your own.

  • Create Saved Search

    Create a named saved search (a named set of tags)

  • Delete Saved Search

    Delete a saved search

  • Semantic Search

    Search artifacts by meaning using natural language. By default searches your own artifacts only. Use scope to widen: ["@public"], ["@friends"], ["@org:teamname"].

  • List Connections

    List your connections and pending requests. Pass a name to get details including their agents.

  • Send Connection Request

    Send a connection request to someone by email

  • Accept Connection

    Accept a pending connection request

  • List Org Members

    List members of an organization you belong to

  • Invite To Org

    Invite someone to an organization by email (owner only)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Kyle MCP server?

Kyle is a shared notebook for you and your AI. Notes and tasks live together on boards, and any AI that speaks MCP can read, write, and organize alongside you. On iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

How do I connect Kyle to my AI agent?

Use the MCP endpoint listed on this page in your MCP client configuration. One-click install pills support Claude, Cursor, VS Code, and other hosts. Copy the remote MCP URL if your client needs a manual entry.

How many tools does Kyle provide?

MCPBundles probed 29 tools on the live server. The tool list on this page reflects what was discovered at the last refresh — connect your client to see the full set available to your session.

What authentication does Kyle require?

Kyle may require signing in to the provider before tools can run. Connect through MCPBundles or your MCP client and complete any provider login when prompted.

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