eno-service
A FastAPI face on eno's read endpoints — the HTTP surface other tools talk to.
eno-service is the shared, long-running face on an eno
vault index. Run it once on a host and every tool that speaks HTTP — the
Obsidian plugin, the eno-mcp server, sibling projects — queries the same
index instead of each opening its own sqlite handle. Single-host work doesn't
need it; a multi-tool or multi-agent setup does.
Install
pip install eno-service
Requires Python 3.12+. Pulls in the enowiki core (which imports as eno).
Run it
export ENO_VAULT_DIR=~/vault # index must already exist — run `eno index` first
eno-serve # serves on 127.0.0.1:7891
Host and port come from $ENO_SERVICE_HOST / $ENO_SERVICE_PORT (defaults
127.0.0.1 and 7891). Point a client at it with $ENO_SERVICE_URL, e.g.
export ENO_SERVICE_URL=http://localhost:7891.
Endpoints
Read (GET):
/health— liveness + configured vault path/search— notes by title substring or tag/note— frontmatter + headings + excerpt for one note/neighbors— backlinks + outbound for one note/orphans— notes with no inbound links/stubs— short notes with no outbound links/stale— notes past a recency threshold/broken-links— raw broken wikilinks/classify-broken-links— split into drift (real bugs) vs concepts (groundwork)/frontier— pages actively reaching outward/hot— session-start "what's hot" bundle/hygiene— frontmatter contract audit
Write / compute (POST):
/index— (re)build the index/tiling— body-content semantic dedup (needs theenowiki[llm]extra)/garden— structural gardener report/hygiene/propose,/hygiene/apply— audit proposals and applies/note/create,/note/append— write notes back with provenance
The service is read-first: POST /index and the note-write endpoints are the
mutating exceptions, and every write is human-initiated. Interactive API docs
are served at /docs once it's running.
License
MIT — see LICENSE.
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