get_bookmark
ChatGPTFull detail for one saved item by id: metadata, tags, and all indexed text (article text, transcript, OCR, visual description). Ids come from search_bookmarks / latest_bookmarks results.
Productivity
Overview
Deepmark is a library of everything you bookmark: browser bookmarks, X bookmarks, Instagram saves, YouTube videos and articles. Each item is indexed in depth, including article text, audio and video transcripts, text that appears on screen, and descriptions of what images and videos show. With this plugin ChatGPT can search that library in plain language ("the reel about miso butter pasta", "that thread on system design"), list what you saved recently, open one item to read its full indexed content, and save a public link you ask it to keep. The plugin reads and writes only your own Deepmark library. It never deletes or changes items you already saved. Sign in with your Deepmark account to connect.
Tools
get_profile
ChatGPTThe Deepmark account this connection is signed in to: its email, display name and plan. Use to tell the user which account is connected.
latest_bookmarks
ChatGPTThe user's most recently saved items (up to 24, newest first), optionally filtered by source website. Use when the user asks about recent saves rather than searching for a topic.
save_bookmark
ChatGPTSave a public web URL (article, video, post) to the user's Deepmark library. Deepmark fetches and indexes it (transcript, OCR, visual descriptions); it becomes searchable within minutes. Pass the page's real title if known. Idempotent: saving an existing URL returns the existing item.
search_bookmarks
ChatGPTSearch the user's Deepmark library in natural language — browser bookmarks, saved posts/reels, articles, images and videos. Matches titles, summaries, article text, audio/video transcripts, OCR'd text and visual descriptions of images. Returns the top 20 matches with relevance scores. Use get_bookmark with a result's id for its full indexed content.
Capabilities
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