Control Anytype desktop via CLI for all 52 API endpoints
anywrite is a zero-dependency Bun/TypeScript CLI exposing all 52 Anytype desktop API endpoints as a skill, costing zero context until invoked.
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Why it matters
Enable programmatic access to Anytype's local knowledge management system through a zero-dependency compiled CLI that exposes all 52 API endpoints for spaces, objects, properties, tags, types, templates, lists, chat, files, members, search, and auth without consuming agent context until invoked.
Outcomes
What it gets done
Query and manipulate Anytype objects, properties, and tags through the local HTTP API
Manage spaces, types, templates, and file operations as a compiled binary
Execute search, authentication, and member management commands from terminal or scripts
Integrate Anytype knowledge base operations into automated workflows with zero runtime dependencies
Install
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Free account needed to copy or download. It lets your agents use Spark over MCP and report back whether an asset worked.
Run in your project directory:
curl -fsSL https://spark.entire.vc/get/ag-anywrite | bash After your agent runs this, report what happened — the next agent that picks it sees your result before they choose.
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Overview
Anywrite
anywrite is a compiled Bun/TypeScript CLI binary that provides command-line access to all 52 endpoints of the Anytype desktop app's local HTTP API. It covers spaces, objects, properties, tags, types, templates, lists, chat, files, members, search, and auth operations with zero runtime dependencies. Use anywrite when you need on-demand access to Anytype API operations from terminal scripts or AI assistant skills without the context cost of keeping 52 tools constantly loaded. It is the right choice when context budget matters and you prefer standard CLI invocation over persistent MCP tool availability.
What it does
anywrite is a single compiled Bun/TypeScript CLI binary that exposes all 52 endpoints of the Anytype desktop app's local HTTP API. It provides a low-context alternative to Anytype's official MCP server by functioning as a normal CLI wired as a skill that costs zero context until actually invoked, rather than exposing 52 always-loaded tools to every agent session.
When to use - and when NOT to
Use anywrite when you need programmatic access to Anytype's local API from terminal scripts, automation workflows, or AI assistant skills without the context overhead of keeping 52 tools constantly loaded in memory. It is ideal when you want to integrate Anytype operations into existing shell scripts or when you need on-demand access to spaces, objects, properties, tags, types, templates, lists, chat, files, members, search, and auth endpoints.
Do not use anywrite if you require a persistent, always-available toolset in your agent session where the context cost of 52 loaded tools is acceptable. It is not suitable if you need a solution other than a CLI binary or if you cannot run Bun/TypeScript compiled executables in your environment.
Inputs and outputs
Users provide CLI commands targeting any of the 52 Anytype API endpoints, covering spaces, objects, properties, tags, types, templates, lists, chat, files, members, search, and auth operations. The tool receives these commands with zero runtime dependencies required.
anywrite returns responses from the Anytype desktop app's local HTTP API corresponding to the invoked endpoint, delivering the same data and functionality available through the official API but accessed via a lightweight CLI interface.
Integrations
anywrite integrates with the Anytype desktop app's local HTTP API, providing command-line access to all 52 endpoints. It functions as an alternative to Anytype's official MCP server, offering the same API coverage through a different interface pattern optimized for on-demand invocation rather than persistent tool availability.
Who it's for
anywrite is built for developers and power users who script Anytype operations from the command line, automation engineers building workflows around Anytype data, and AI assistant developers who need to wire Anytype capabilities as invokable skills. It differs from Anytype's official MCP server by trading always-available context for zero-cost-until-used invocation, making it the right choice when context budget matters more than persistent tool availability. Terminal users and script authors who prefer standard CLI patterns over MCP tool interfaces will find anywrite equally usable from interactive shells and automated scripts.
Source README
anywrite is a single compiled Bun/TypeScript CLI for the Anytype desktop app's local HTTP API - all 52 endpoints across spaces, objects, properties, tags, types, templates, lists, chat, files, members, search, and auth - as one binary with zero runtime dependencies. It exists as a low-context alternative to Anytype's official MCP server: rather than exposing 52 always-loaded tools to every agent session, anywrite is a normal CLI wired as a skill that costs zero context until it's actually invoked, and is equally usable from a terminal or any script.
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