Resources
MCP resources provide structured, addressable data that clients can subscribe to or read on demand. Remnus exposes seven resources: five templates addressed by id, plus the static dashboard catalog and recent audit log.
remnus://workspace/{id}/knowledge-health
Get a compact heuristic report covering orphan concepts, broken references, OKF freshness/lifecycle, and human-review coverage.
URI — remnus://workspace/{workspaceId}/knowledge-health
Mime type — application/json
The score is an orientation signal, not a factual-accuracy or security certification.
The report uses native knowledge metadata when it exists: broken links, orphan concepts, lifecycle/freshness state, and exact-current-revision human-review coverage. Imported human:* assertions remain external claims and do not increase Remnus's local human-reviewed count. Use the resource to find maintenance work, not to certify that a statement is true.
remnus://workspace/{id}/schema
Get the full JSON schema of a workspace — all databases with their column definitions.
URI — remnus://workspace/{workspaceId}/schema
Mime type — application/json
Returns
{
"workspaceId": "abc123",
"databases": [
{
"id": "db456",
"title": "Work Plan",
"schema": [
{ "id": "title", "name": "Title", "type": "text" },
{ "id": "col_abc123", "name": "Status", "type": "select", "options": [
{ "value": "Backlog", "color": "default" },
{ "value": "Done", "color": "green" }
]}
]
}
]
}
remnus://workspace/{id}/digest
Get a compact, one-line-per-item map of the whole workspace — the cheapest way for an agent to orient before making targeted reads.
URI — remnus://workspace/{workspaceId}/digest
Mime type — text/markdown
Returns — an indented markdown tree, one line per item, carrying titles, ids, database row counts, page body sizes and last-updated dates, under a header that opens with a sync cursor:
# Workspace digest
cursor: eyJ0cyI6MTc5MDA3MzYxMTAwMCwiaWQiOiJ-In0
4 items (3 pages, 1 databases). Dates are last-updated (YYYY-MM-DD); chars = body size.
Read a page with get_page(id) — mode:"outline" for a cheap skim of a long one — and rows with query_database(databaseId, fields:[…]).
Later, sync with get_changes_since(cursor) instead of re-reading this.
- [page] Start Here (id: a09c…, 820 chars, updated: 2026-06-28)
- [page] How This Was Built (id: 6e02…, 14k chars, updated: 2026-06-28)
- [database] Sprint Board (id: f1c6…, databaseId: f0e6…, rows: 16, updated: 2026-07-01)
The cursor: line is taken before the map is assembled, so nothing can slip between the two. Keep it: get_changes_since(cursor) then returns the delta since this map rather than the tree again — the whole point of reading the digest once instead of every turn.
chars is the page's body size, so you can pick get_page with mode: "outline" for a long page up front instead of paying for a full read to discover it was long.
Token tip — a whole workspace fits in a few hundred tokens here, versus paginating list_workspace and probing pages one by one. Read the digest first, then fetch only what you need. In a project set up with remnus init, this same map is cached on disk as .remnus/workspace-map.md, which an agent can grep without a round-trip.
remnus://page/{id}
Get the markdown content and properties of any page or database row.
URI — remnus://page/{pageId}
Mime type — text/markdown
List — resources/list returns the 20 most recently updated pages in the workspace. All other pages are accessible directly by their ID.
Returns — markdown with properties listed under a ## Properties heading, followed by the page content.
remnus://database/{id}/schema
Get the column schema of a specific database.
URI — remnus://database/{databaseId}/schema
Mime type — application/json
List — resources/list returns one entry per database in the workspace.
Returns
{
"schema": [
{ "id": "title", "name": "Title", "type": "text" },
{ "id": "col_abc123", "name": "Status", "type": "select", "options": [...] }
]
}
remnus://dashboard/catalog
The reference an agent reads before create_dashboard: every block type with its fields (generated from the same schema the write tools enforce, so it cannot drift), the rules for sources, filters and column references, and three ready-made templates (project-status, backlog-health, weekly-pulse) to fill in instead of designing from scratch.
URI — remnus://dashboard/catalog
Returns — Markdown, about 6 KB (~1,500 tokens). It lives here rather than in the tool schemas because tools/list is paid by every session and this only by one that builds a dashboard. Human-readable copy: Dashboards.
remnus://audit-log/recent
Get the 50 most recent audit log entries for the current MCP token, within the
workspace plan's audit retention window (the same one
query_audit_log uses).
URI — remnus://audit-log/recent
Mime type — application/json
Returns — array of activity records with tool, status, targetType, targetId, and createdAt.