Find and Summarize a Record
Search a database by keyword, then read matching records for a focused summary.
/oo AnyDB: Search AnyDB team [team ID], database [database ID] for “[keyword]”. Read the matching records and summarize [topic].
Choose a team and database to search existing information or create a named record from your notes.
Copy a prompt into your agent with the oo Skill installed. Add your page links and source notes before running it.
Search a database by keyword, then read matching records for a focused summary.
/oo AnyDB: Search AnyDB team [team ID], database [database ID] for “[keyword]”. Read the matching records and summarize [topic].
Map supplied notes to a specified cell structure and create a named entry.
/oo AnyDB: In AnyDB team [team ID], database [database ID], create record “[record name]” from these notes [notes] using this content structure [cell structure].
Set up oo CLI and the oo Skill in your agent.
Install OOMOL →Connect your AnyDB API key and account email.
Connect AnyDB →Use /oo with the pages to read, the changes to make, and where to save the result.
Connection Guide →Choose Your Agent
AnyDB records combine metadata and cell content. The integration lists databases, searches records, and creates or updates structured entries.
List teams and databases, search records, and read their metadata and cells.
Create records or update their metadata and cell content.
List the AnyDB teams accessible to the connected account.
anydb.list_teams List the AnyDB databases in a team.
anydb.list_databases List records in an AnyDB database with cursor pagination and optional hierarchy filters.
anydb.list_records Get one AnyDB record with its metadata and cell content.
anydb.get_record Search records in an AnyDB database by keyword.
anydb.search_records Create a structured record in an AnyDB database.
anydb.create_record Update the metadata or cell content of an AnyDB record.
anydb.update_record No matching tools.
List your teams, then list databases for the selected team. Use those IDs when searching or reading records.
Search locates matches. Retrieve the chosen record to inspect its metadata and cell content before summarizing detailed information.
Notes can be organized into a named record, but its content must use the database’s cell structure. Provide that structure or an example to avoid inventing fields.
Manage which optional storage OOMOL can use. You can change these choices from the footer at any time.