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@roam-research/roam-tools-local

v0.9.0

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Local Roam Desktop API transport for @roam-research/roam-tools-core

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@roam-research/roam-tools-local

Local Roam Desktop API transport for @roam-research/roam-tools-core. Wraps core with a RoamClient that talks to the Roam Desktop app on 127.0.0.1, plus the ~/.roam-tools.json config reader and the interactive connect setup flow.

This package is not meant to be used directly. It's an internal dependency of @roam-research/roam-mcp (MCP server) and @roam-research/roam-cli (CLI). If you want to connect an AI assistant to Roam, install @roam-research/roam-mcp. If you want a command-line interface, install @roam-research/roam-cli.

What's in here

  • RoamClient — authenticated HTTP client for Roam's local API (port discovery via ~/.roam-local-api.json, deep-link retry, token-info endpoint).
  • Graph resolution & config I/O: getPort, resolveGraph, getMcpConfig, saveGraphToConfig, removeGraphFromConfig, updateGraphTokenStatus, getConfiguredGraphs[Safe], findGraphConfig, getOpenGraphs. Reads/writes ~/.roam-tools.json statelessly (no in-memory cache).
  • Roam Desktop HTTP helpers: fetchAvailableGraphs, requestToken, openRoamApp, slugify.
  • connect() interactive setup — exposed as a separate subpath export (@roam-research/roam-tools-local/connect) so consumers can lazy-load @inquirer/prompts only when needed.
  • graphManagementTools — the two local-only standalone tools: list_graphs, setup_new_graph.
  • Local-defaults routeToolCall(name, args, options?) — wraps core's routeToolCall, baking in resolveGraph (reads ~/.roam-tools.json), createClient (constructs RoamClient), tokenInfoMode: "local-sync", and onTokenStatusUpdate (writes ~/.roam-tools.json). Also dispatches local standalone tools directly.
  • Re-exports the full surface of @roam-research/roam-tools-core so consumers need only one import.

How it relates to core

Core is transport-agnostic; local provides the local Roam Desktop transport. @roam-research/roam-mcp and @roam-research/roam-cli import from this package; a hosted MCP transport imports from @roam-research/roam-tools-core directly and supplies its own resolveGraph + createClient.

Documentation

See the main repository for full documentation.