Retrieve an org-roam memory node by UUID and return its title, content, and file path as JSON.
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Retrieving a memory node from org-roam by UUID can be time-consuming when you need its core details quickly. This skill streamlines the process by returning the node's title, full content, and exact file path in a structured format.
Provide a UUID and I will return the memory node's title, content, and file path.
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To retrieve an org-roam memory node by UUID, provide the UUID to the skill and it returns a structured JSON payload containing the node's title, full content, and absolute file path.
Fetching org-roam knowledge by ID is best handled by passing the node's UUID to retrieve its core details instantly, avoiding manual searches and streamlining your research workflow.
Yes, you need the jq dependency installed to read org-roam memory nodes by ID, as the underlying bash script relies on it to parse and emit the structured JSON output.
When handling a missing org-roam node during a UUID fetch, the system gracefully reports the error in the JSON response, ensuring your knowledge-management workflow does not break.
Reading a memory node from org-roam returns a structured JSON format that includes four specific fields: id, title, content, and file, providing the exact file path and full text.
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