Glasp

What OTHER Glasp readers highlighted on a given web page: the passages that two or more readers independently marked, with how many marked each. Unlike the rest of Glasp's tools it is not about the signed-in user, so it works for a page they have never opened. Use it when the user asks what other readers found worth keeping in a specific page. Only highlights readers made public are counted, from a sample of up to 100 readers of that page; it returns at most 5 passages and no reader identities.

get_community_highlights

All of YOUR highlights on one specific web page, given its URL (with or without https://). Use when the user asks what they highlighted on a particular page.

get_highlights_for_url

An overview of what this person has been reading lately: one entry per web page, most recent first, with at most four of the passages they highlighted in it. Use for broad questions about what they have been reading or learning about, not to list every passage.

get_memories

The AI summaries Glasp generated for pages and videos YOU summarized, newest first. Use this to recall what a page or video was about without re-reading it, optionally limited to a date window.

list_summaries

Your Kindle book highlights, grouped by book, most recently updated books first. Use when the user asks about books they read on Kindle; the books come from Glasp's Kindle sync.

list_kindle_highlights

YOUR OWN Glasp bookmarks — pages you saved to read or keep, whether or not you highlighted them. Optionally filter to one kind of content. Use this for 'what have I saved', which is broader than the passages the user actually highlighted.

list_bookmarks

Your web highlights grouped by source page, newest first, with every passage and note. Use when the user asks what they highlighted lately or wants the passages themselves, and pass a date window to answer questions about a particular period (e.g. what you were reading last month). Up to 30 pages per call, with a cursor for more.

list_recent_highlights

Save a web page to the signed-in user's Glasp bookmarks. Bookmarks are public: a saved page appears on the user's Glasp profile, so save only a page the user asked to keep, and never a private or shared-by-link page. Pass ONLY the URL — Glasp fetches the page and reads its title, description and thumbnail from the page itself, so there is no title argument and none is needed. A URL that does not resolve to a real, reachable page is refused rather than saved, so never pass a URL you have not actually seen. Links to the main AI chat, email and document services (for example ChatGPT conversations, Gmail, Google Docs and Notion) are refused; other private links are not detected. Limited to 15 saves a minute and 100 a day; a page Glasp fetches and then refuses still counts. Returns the final URL after redirects, which is what gets stored.

save_bookmark

Semantic search across everything YOU have highlighted in Glasp — web pages and Kindle books alike. Returns the most relevant passages with their source title, URL, your note and marker colour. Use this to recall what you've read and saved about a topic, and narrow to one library with `source` when the question is only about books or only about the web.

search_highlights