— name: notebook description: "Manage DeepTutor notebooks — list, create, view, import and remove records." metadata: {"nanobot":{"emoji":"📓","requires":{"bins":["deeptutor"]}}} always: false — # Notebook Management Use the `exec` tool to manage DeepTutor notebooks via CLI. ## When to Use – User asks about their **notebooks** or **notes** – User wants to **create**, **view**, or **organize** notebook records – User needs to **import Markdown** into a notebook ## Commands ### List all notebooks “`bash deeptutor notebook list “` ### Create a notebook “`bash deeptutor notebook create <name> –description "Description text" “` ### Show a notebook and its records “`bash deeptutor notebook show <notebook_id> “` ### Import a Markdown file as a record “`bash deeptutor notebook add-md <notebook_id> /path/to/file.md “` ### Replace an existing record “`bash deeptutor notebook replace-md <notebook_id> <record_id> /path/to/file.md “` ### Remove a record “`bash deeptutor notebook remove-record <notebook_id> <record_id> “` ## Tips – Use `notebook list` first to see available notebooks and their IDs. – Use `notebook show <id>` to see individual records within a notebook. – Notebooks are distinct from knowledge bases: notebooks store structured notes, KBs store indexed documents for RAG retrieval.