NotebookLM MCP

Delete a source from the current NotebookLM notebook. You can identify the source to delete by either: - source_id: The unique identifier of the source - source_name: The name/title of the source (partial match supported) Use list_content first to see available sources and their IDs/names. WARNING: This action is irreversible. The source will be permanently removed from the notebook.

🔌 [PROXY] Download generated audio file via HTTP server

Download or export generated content from NotebookLM. Supported content types: - audio_overview: Downloads as audio file (MP3) - video: Downloads as video file - infographic: Downloads as image file - presentation: Exports to Google Slides (returns URL) - data_table: Exports to Google Sheets (returns URL) Note: Report content is text-based and returned in the generation response.

Export a finished Studio artifact to Google Docs or Google Sheets. RPC-backed. Returns the created document link when the server sends one.

🔌 [PROXY] Generate audio overview (podcast) via HTTP server

🔌 [PROXY] Generate content via HTTP server. Supported content types: - audio_overview: Audio podcast/overview (Deep Dive conversation) - video: Video summary that visually explains main topics (brief or explainer format) - presentation: Slides/presentation with AI-generated content and images - report: Briefing document (2,000-3,000 words) summarizing key findings, PDF/DOCX export - infographic: Visual infographic in horizontal (16:9) or vertical (9:16) format - data_table: Structured table organizing key information (CSV/Excel export)

Generate and save a mind map from a notebook’s sources. RPC-backed (no browser). Returns the saved mind-map id and its JSON structure.

Generate a study aid from a notebook’s sources: flashcards or a quiz. RPC-backed (no browser). Returns when generation completes.

Read back the questions and answers already recorded in a notebook, newest first. RPC-backed (no browser). NotebookLM exposes only the most recent conversation, which is what you get unless you pass `conversation_id`.

🔌 [PROXY] Get server health status via HTTP server

🔌 [PROXY] Get library statistics via HTTP server

Retrieve the full title and text content of a specific note in the NotebookLM Studio panel.

🔌 [PROXY] Get notebook details by ID via HTTP server

Read a notebook’s own summary of its sources and the questions it suggests asking. RPC-backed (no browser). Cheaper than asking a question to find out what is in there.

Read NotebookLM’s own summary and key topics for a single source. RPC-backed. A source NotebookLM has not summarised yet returns an empty summary.

🔌 [PROXY] List sources and generated content via HTTP server

🔌 [PROXY] List all notebooks from library via HTTP server

🔌 [PROXY] Scrape NotebookLM homepage to get real notebook list via HTTP server

List all user notes in the NotebookLM Studio panel. Returns note titles, IDs, and timestamps (e.g. details).

🔌 [PROXY] List active sessions via HTTP server

List the sources of a NotebookLM notebook, with their IDs and titles. Use this to get the source_id that read_source and delete_source expect. RPC-backed (no browser).

Manage a notebook’s source labels (RPC-backed): list them, create one, or delete some. action=list (default) / create (needs name) / delete (needs label_ids).

🔌 [PROXY] Re-authenticate with different account via HTTP server

Read a source’s full indexed content — the exact text NotebookLM reasons over, which the web UI only ever shows in fragments. Use it to quote a source verbatim, to check what was actually ingested from a PDF or web page, or to feed the raw material to another tool. Identify the source by source_id (from list_sources) or by source_name (partial match). Long sources are paginated by default: you get the first 20,000 characters plus `totalChars`, `nextCursor` and a `continue` instruction telling you exactly how to ask for the rest. Pass `cursor` to continue, or `paginate: false` to take the who…

🔌 [PROXY] Remove notebook from library via HTTP server

Rename one source inside a notebook. RPC-backed (no browser). Identify the source by `source_id` (see list_sources) or by `source_name` — an ambiguous name is refused rather than guessed.

Discover web sources for a notebook via NotebookLM Fast Research. RPC-backed. Returns the found sources; set `import: true` to also add them to the notebook.

🔌 [PROXY] Reset session history via HTTP server

Revise one slide of an existing slide deck from a prompt, instead of regenerating the whole deck. RPC-backed. `slide_index` is zero-based. The call returns as soon as the revision is accepted; poll list_content for the result.

Save the current NotebookLM chat/discussion to a note. This tool extracts all messages from the current conversation (both user questions and NotebookLM AI responses) and saves them as a formatted note in the Studio panel. Use this to: - Preserve important research conversations - Create a summary of your discussion with NotebookLM - Save chat history before starting a new topic The note will include timestamps and message attribution (User/NotebookLM).

🔌 [PROXY] Search notebooks via HTTP server

🔌 [PROXY] Set active notebook via HTTP server

🔌 [PROXY] Setup Google authentication via HTTP server. Opens browser on the HTTP server machine for login.

Read a notebook’s sharing status, or toggle its public link. Omit `set_public` to just read status (public link on/off, owner/collaborators). Set `set_public: true`/`false` to enable/disable the public link. RPC-backed (no browser).

🔌 [PROXY] Update notebook metadata via HTTP server