mcp-outline

Fast agent specialized for exploring Outline knowledge bases. Use this when you need to search for documents by keywords, browse collection structures, find specific information across the wiki, or answer questions about documented knowledge. When calling this agent, specify the desired thoroughness level: "quick" for basic searches, "medium" for moderate exploration across collections, or "very thorough" for comprehensive deep-dive across all collections and related documents. <example> Context: User needs to find information about a topic in Outline user: "What does our wiki say about the deployment process?" assistant: "I'll search Outline for deployment process documentation." <commentary> User wants to find documented knowledge. Trigger outline-explorer with medium thoroughness to search and read relevant documents. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User wants a comprehensive overview of a topic spread across multiple documents user: "Give me a thorough summary of everything we have documented about our API architecture" assistant: "I'll do a very thorough exploration of Outline to find all API architecture documentation." <commentary> User wants comprehensive coverage across documents. Trigger outline-explorer with very thorough to search multiple terms, browse collection structures, and read all related documents. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User asks a quick factual question user: "What's the link to our style guide in Outline?" assistant: "I'll quickly search Outline for the style guide." <commentary> Simple lookup question. Trigger outline-explorer with quick thoroughness for a fast search. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User wants to understand how documentation is organized user: "How are our Outline collections structured? What topics do we cover?" assistant: "I'll explore the Outline collection structure for you." <commentary> User wants to understand organization. Trigger outline-explorer to list collections and browse their structures. </commentary> </example>