Wallabag

Wallabag

Overview

Use this skill to operate a Wallabag instance through its API with deterministic shell commands. Keep credentials in environment variables and never hardcode secrets.

Runtime Requirements

• Required binaries: bash, curl
• Required for tag add and tag remove: jq

Required Environment

Set these variables before running commands:

• WALLABAG_BASE_URL
• WALLABAG_CLIENT_ID
• WALLABAG_CLIENT_SECRET
• WALLABAG_USERNAME
• WALLABAG_PASSWORD

Example:

export WALLABAG_BASE_URL="https://wallabag.example.com"
export WALLABAG_CLIENT_ID="..."
export WALLABAG_CLIENT_SECRET="..."
export WALLABAG_USERNAME="..."
export WALLABAG_PASSWORD="..."

Command Interface

Main command:

scripts/wallabag.sh <subcommand> [options]

Subcommands:

• auth [--show-token]
• list [--search <text>] [--tag <name>] [--archive 0|1] [--starred 0|1] [--page <n>] [--per-page <n>]
• get --id <entry_id>
• create --url <url> [--title <title>] [--tags "tag1,tag2"]
• update --id <entry_id> [--title <title>] [--tags "tag1,tag2"] [--archive 0|1] [--starred 0|1]
• delete --id <entry_id>
• tag add --id <entry_id> --tags "tag1,tag2"
• tag remove --id <entry_id> --tag "tag"

Workflow

1. Run auth to verify OAuth credentials.
2. Use create to add bookmarks.
3. Use list and get to retrieve bookmarks.
4. Use update or tag commands to adjust metadata.
5. Use delete only when removal is required.

Operational Rules

• Keep tokens in process memory only. Do not persist token state to disk.
• auth does not print access tokens unless --show-token is explicitly passed.
• Return JSON output unchanged where possible.
• Emit actionable error messages on stderr and non-zero exit codes.
• Prefer tag add and tag remove when only tag mutation is needed.

Example Prompts

• "Use $wallabag to save https://example.com with tags ai,read-later"
• "Use $wallabag to list starred entries tagged tech"
• "Use $wallabag to remove tag inbox from entry 123"

References

Read API specifics from references/wallabag-api.md when endpoint details are needed.