flomo-web-crud

Flomo Web CRUD

Overview

Use Chrome MCP tools to operate on live flomo memos at https://v.flomoapp.com/mine.

This skill is for Web UI automation only. It does not depend on flomo official APIs.

This is the default recommendation for non-mac users, and the fallback path when flomo-local-api cannot run.

Default behavior (v1):

• Full CRUD (query/search, create/insert, edit, delete)
• query defaults to context understanding: recent status, current concerns, and value signals
• Text search first, but lock a target by memo_id before write actions
• edit defaults to full content replacement (replace)
• delete always requires explicit second confirmation
• Auto deep scan for search with default cap of 50 memos
• Minimal logging (do not persist memo body text)

Preconditions

• User is already logged in to flomo Web in Chrome
• Chrome MCP is available and working in this Codex session
• Prefer desktop layout (wide viewport). Mobile layout is best-effort only.

Use This Skill When

• The user asks to search or find live flomo memos
• The user asks to understand their recent状态/在想什么/价值观 from flomo content
• The user asks to insert/create a flomo memo in their real account
• The user asks to edit/update an existing memo
• The user asks to delete a memo and accepts confirmation steps

Do Not Use This Skill When

• The user only wants to process exported flomo HTML/archives
• The user asks for batch operations across many memos
• The user asks for attachment upload/edit support
• The user is on mac and only needs fast local query/create/edit that flomo-local-api can already handle

Default Workflow (High Level)

1. Confirm Chrome MCP connectivity and switch to the flomo tab (or navigate to flomo).
2. For query/edit/delete, run search workflow and build memo candidates from visible memo cards/links.
3. If needed, deep-scan by scrolling and repeating reads up to the scan cap.
4. If the query intent is reflective, prioritize recent memos and extract recurring themes.
5. For write operations, lock the target by memo_id and present a confirmation step.
6. Execute UI actions with chrome_read_page refs first; refresh refs if they expire.
7. Validate the result by re-reading the page and summarizing the outcome.

Safety Rules (Must Follow)

• delete: Always require explicit second confirmation before actual deletion.
• edit via text search: Require candidate confirmation before writing.
• Do not persist memo body text to local files.
• For reflective summaries, avoid medical/legal/diagnostic claims.
• If target UI controls cannot be located reliably, stop and report a recoverable failure instead of guessing.

Tool Priority

Use mcp-chrome-global Chrome MCP tools in this order of preference:

1. chrome_switch_tab / chrome_navigate
2. chrome_read_page
3. chrome_get_web_content
4. chrome_click_element, chrome_fill_or_select, chrome_keyboard
5. chrome_screenshot
6. chrome_computer
7. chrome_request_element_selection

Intent Mapping

query/search

When user intent is "了解我最近状态/在想什么/价值观", return:

• recent_state
• active_topics
• value_signals
• supporting_memos
• confidence_notes

Return candidate memos with:

• memo_id
• visible timestamp text
• short snippet
• match reason

create/insert

Insert a new memo through the top editor and report success with best-effort new memo_id detection.

edit

Default mode is replace (replace full memo body). append / prepend are optional future modes.

delete

Delete a single target memo only after the user confirms the selected candidate.

Follow-Up Questions (Ask Only When Needed)

Ask only if it changes the action materially:

• Multiple candidates match and a write action is requested
• The user did not provide new content for create or edit
• The user wants a scan cap larger than the default 50
• Reflective query has no time scope and "recent" is ambiguous
• The page layout is mobile or controls cannot be found reliably
• A destructive action reaches the final confirmation point

Reflective Query Heuristics

• Default time scope: last 30 days
• Use evidence-first summary
• Prioritize repeated signals over one-off statements
• Distinguish actions from values
• Keep output compact and actionable

References

• Workflow details: references/workflows.md
• UI locator strategy and fallback policy: references/ui-locators.md
• Safety and logging policy: references/safety.md
• Validation checklist: references/test-checklist.md