工具 API

xmind_list_mindmaps

List mindmap files in the current team. Without folderId: the mindmaps the user recently opened, most recent first. With folderId (a folderId from xmind_list_folders or a spaceId from xmind_list_spaces (a space's root folder id IS its spaceId)): the mindmaps directly inside that folder, newest first, not including subfolders (with nameContains the folder is scanned by name instead, so those results come back in name order, NOT newest-first). Returns file IDs, names, times, and a thumbnailUrl (a preview image of the map you can show the user). Use this to find a mindmap before reading or editing it. Pass nameContains to filter by file name (case-insensitive substring) instead of paging: prefer it whenever the user names the map they want. In recent mode it costs nothing extra. In folder mode it scans the folder by name — bounded, so check scanTruncated; and there it matches only the first 100 characters of a name (recent mode matches the whole name). It searches one folder and does NOT descend into subfolders; when nothing matches you get that folder's subfolders back in `subfolders` so you can look in the right one next. Paginated: pass nextCursor back as cursor for the next page, and raise limit (max 50) when you need more per call. A cursor belongs to the call that produced it — keep nameContains the same when you page. **Do not page through a whole folder to answer a broad question like "what files do I have".** Report the first page and ask the user to narrow it down — a large drive would otherwise cost dozens of calls and hit the per-user rate limit. Keep paging only when the user asks for more. Recent mode gives an exact `total`; folder mode gives `folderChildCount`, which counts subfolders and non-mindmap files too, so say "this folder has a lot in it", never "you have N mindmaps".