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mubu-integration

Turn Mubu (幕布) into a Markdown-native, AI-agent-controllable outliner.

Manage your Mubu (幕布) outlines from the command line — and as an AI Agent Skill — with lossless Markdown import/export round-trip.

✨ Try it in 3 commands (magic moment)

python3 scripts/mubu_api.py create --md weekly.md                    # Markdown outline → Mubu
python3 scripts/mubu_api.py get <doc-id> --export markdown > out.md  # Mubu → Markdown
diff weekly.md out.md                                              # no output = byte-for-byte identical

🆚 Why mubu-integration?

💡 Use cases

① Let your AI Agent read & write Mubu directly — turn Mubu into your Agent's long-term, structured memory.

python3 scripts/mubu_api.py get <doc-id> --export markdown > memory.md   # Agent pulls the latest outline
# ... Agent edits memory.md ...
python3 scripts/mubu_api.py save <doc-id> --md memory.md                 # writes the updated outline back to Mubu

② Obsidian ↔ Mubu, two-way outlines — keep your knowledge base and your outliner in sync as plain Markdown.

python3 scripts/mubu_api.py get <doc-id> --export markdown > vault/notes/mubu.md   # Mubu → Obsidian
python3 scripts/mubu_api.py create --md vault/notes/mubu.md --folder <folder-id>   # Obsidian → Mubu

③ Auto-archive weekly meeting notes — push examples/weekly.md into Mubu in one step.

python3 scripts/mubu_api.py create "周会" --folder <folder-id> --md examples/weekly.md

🚀 30-second quick start

1. Set your Mubu credentials (phone + password). They are never passed as CLI arguments — use env vars or a local file:

   export MUBU_PHONE="your-phone"
   export MUBU_PASSWORD="your-password"
   

   …or write them to ~/.workbuddy/.env.mubu (env vars take precedence; the file is auto-chmod 0o600):

   MUBU_PHONE=your-phone
   MUBU_PASSWORD=your-password
   

2. Grab the bundled sample outline (examples/weekly.md):

   # 产品周会
   - 上周进展
     - [x] 上线新版本
     - [ ] 修复登录 bug
   - 本周计划
     - 性能优化
   > 备注：记得同步给设计团队
   

3. Import it, then export it back — headings, [x] checkboxes and > note remarks all survive intact:

   python3 scripts/mubu_api.py create "产品周会" --folder <folder_id> --md examples/weekly.md
   python3 scripts/mubu_api.py get <doc_id> --export markdown
   

📦 Install

npx skills add liuboacean/mubu-integration

This installs the Skill for your agent. It is a Python package — you also need Python 3.9+ and the runtime dependency:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Dev/test dependencies live in requirements-dev.txt (pip install -r requirements-dev.txt).

🛡️ Reliability

mubu-integration talks to the same HTTPS endpoints the Mubu web app uses — no scraping, no browser automation.

• ✅ Verified against the live service — last real-device check on 2026-08-05 against mubu.com's production environment. move, save_doc, rename, OPML, FreeMind and export-tree are all confirmed working.
• ✅ 84 tests × 4 Python versions, always green — the GitHub Actions matrix runs Python 3.9 / 3.10 / 3.11 / 3.12 on every push and PR.
• ✅ Zero-touch auth — expired tokens re-login automatically using your cached credentials; no manual intervention.
• ✅ Pinned supply chain — requirements.txt locks exact versions; Dependabot keeps them current automatically.
• ✅ Your data stays yours — the tool only ever accesses the account you log into, with your own credentials. Credentials are stored locally at ~/.mubu_token with 0o600 permissions (readable only by you).

mubu-integration is an unofficial integration that uses the same endpoints as the Mubu web client. All requests go to https://api2.mubu.com/v3/api; auth is a JWT passed via the jwt-token header. The access_token expires in ~2 hours and is refreshed automatically (one retry only, to avoid lockout loops); 403 and other errors do not trigger re-login.

Known limits: outline collapse state (expand), ordered lists (1.), and image/attachment nodes are not part of the current Markdown round-trip. Round-trip is lossless but not a live two-way sync (no diff/merge) — re-importing creates a new copy.

⚙️ How it works

flowchart LR
    U[User / AI Agent] -->|CLI subcommands| CLI[scripts/mubu_api.py]
    CLI --> Client[MubuClient]
    Client -->|HTTPS + jwt-token| API[(api2.mubu.com/v3/api)]
    API --> Client
    Client -->|Markdown import/export round-trip| MD[(local .md outline)]
    Client -->|Token cache 0o600| Cache[(local credentials)]

Markdown outline ⇄ Mubu document (round-trip):

flowchart LR
    subgraph MD[Markdown outline]
        M["# heading<br>- bullet<br>- [x] checkbox<br>&gt; note remark"]
    end
    subgraph MU[Mubu document]
        B["node + level + checkbox + note"]
    end
    M -->|import: create --md| B
    B -->|export: get --export markdown| M

Project structure (modular Python package; scripts/mubu_api.py is a backward-compatible shim):

scripts/
├── mubu_api.py        # backward-compatible shim (re-exports the mubu package)
└── mubu/              # modular package (v1.3.0+)
    ├── __init__.py    # package identity (__version__)
    ├── config.py      # constants / config / logging / MubuError / path safety / token lock
    ├── convert.py     # doc ↔ Markdown / OPML / FreeMind conversion + display formatting
    ├── client.py      # MubuClient (auth / requests / doc·folder·search·tree export)
    └── cli.py         # CLI entrypoint main() + logging setup

📚 CLI reference

# Login (first use requires credentials configured)
python3 scripts/mubu_api.py login

# List root directory
python3 scripts/mubu_api.py list

# List a sub-folder
python3 scripts/mubu_api.py list --folder <folder_id>

# Create a folder
python3 scripts/mubu_api.py mkdir "New Folder"

# Create a document
python3 scripts/mubu_api.py create "New Doc" --folder <folder_id>

# Create a document from a Markdown file
python3 scripts/mubu_api.py create "New Doc" --folder <folder_id> --md examples/weekly.md

# Get document content (JSON)
python3 scripts/mubu_api.py get <doc_id>

# Export as Markdown (round-trip, not a placeholder)
python3 scripts/mubu_api.py get <doc_id> --export markdown

# Save document
python3 scripts/mubu_api.py save <doc_id> --content "content"
python3 scripts/mubu_api.py save <doc_id> --file content.md

# Update a document from a Markdown file
python3 scripts/mubu_api.py save <doc_id> --md outline.md

# Move a document to another folder
python3 scripts/mubu_api.py move <doc_id> --target <folder_id>

# Delete (⚠️ irreversible — confirm the ID; requires explicit --yes; --type defaults to folder)
python3 scripts/mubu_api.py delete <id> --type folder --yes
python3 scripts/mubu_api.py delete <doc_id> --type doc --yes

# Local search by name (recursive across all sub-folders, case-insensitive)
python3 scripts/mubu_api.py search "project"
python3 scripts/mubu_api.py search "project" --json

# Recursively export a whole folder tree as nested Markdown (default: cwd; --output sets root)
python3 scripts/mubu_api.py export-tree --folder <root_folder_id> --output ./backup

# Rename a document (save_doc name; round-trip preserves content)
python3 scripts/mubu_api.py rename <doc_id> --name "New Title" --type doc

# Rename a folder (verified endpoint /list/rename_folder; folderId = its own id)
python3 scripts/mubu_api.py rename <folder_id> --name "New Folder Name" --type folder

# Export as OPML 2.0 / FreeMind (compatible with XMind and other outliners)
python3 scripts/mubu_api.py opml <doc_id> --format opml
python3 scripts/mubu_api.py opml <doc_id> --format freeplane

🤖 Agent trigger words

幕布、mubu、幕布大纲导入导出

When these keywords appear in a conversation, the Skill can be triggered automatically.

🧪 Tests & CI

Run the full suite locally (84 pytest cases):

PYTHONPATH=scripts python -m pytest -v

Continuous integration: on every push to main and on every Pull Request, GitHub Actions runs the 84 cases across the Python 3.9 / 3.10 / 3.11 / 3.12 matrix — all executed for real, not faked green.

❓ FAQ

Q: Do I need a Mubu account?
A: Yes. Log in with your phone + password (MUBU_PHONE / MUBU_PASSWORD). This is your official Mubu account; the Skill does not provide one.

Q: It's an unofficial integration — are my credentials safe?
A: Credentials are stored only locally. The login token is written to a local file with 0o600 permissions (you-only read/write) and uses no third-party service. Env vars take precedence over the .env.mubu file. See Reliability.

Q: Are image / attachment nodes supported?
A: Not yet. Outline collapse state (expand), ordered lists (1.), and image/attachment nodes are outside the current Markdown round-trip. See the technical notes for the full list of known limits.

📄 License

MIT