Getting started

research note

orc research note searches note articles and discovers public content through creators, hashtags and topics. Follow article IDs to retrieve text or comments, and inspect creator profiles.

Authenticate the CLI and select an accessible Workspace. Use --workspace to set the scope for this call.

Usage

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orc research note articles search --q "生成AI" --workspace <workspace-id> --json

Search public articles.

Subcommands

Search note articles with --q, then use discovered article IDs to read articles or comments.

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orc research note articles search [options]

Unique options

--q

Search text; 1–200 characters. URL-encode when building a request.; max 200 chars

Type: string. Required.

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orc research note articles search --q <value>
--sort

Native note ordering: popular, newest, or hot.; enum: popular|new|hot

Type: string. Optional.

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orc research note articles search --sort <value>
--start

Use pagination.next_start from the previous response; keep other search parameters unchanged.; (use "null" or "reset" to clear)

Type: number. Optional.

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orc research note articles search --start <value>

true selects the source sales collection; it does not unlock paid bodies.; enum: true|false

Type: string. Optional.

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orc research note articles search --paid <value>

articles get

Retrieve a note article using the article ID returned by a list or search.

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orc research note articles get <id> [options]

creators get

Retrieve a creator’s public profile by name, using creator information from article results.

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orc research note creators get <name> [options]

hashtags get

Retrieve public information about a named hashtag.

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orc research note hashtags get <name> [options]

hashtags articles list

Retrieve one page of articles associated with a hashtag.

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orc research note hashtags articles list <name> [options]

Unique options

--page

One-based native page number; use the returned continuation.

Type: number. Optional.

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orc research note hashtags articles list <name> --page <value>

interests get

Retrieve public information for a named interest.

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orc research note interests get <name> [options]

Unique options

--page

One-based native page number; use the returned continuation.

Type: number. Optional.

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orc research note interests get <name> --page <value>

map

Discover note topics and retrieval entry points. Use a returned topic path with topics get.

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orc research note map [options]

tags get

Retrieve public information about a named tag.

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orc research note tags get <name> [options]

Unique options

--mode

Native tag ordering. Keep the mode unchanged when following the returned cursor; switching it starts a different collection.; enum: popular|new

Type: string. Optional.

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orc research note tags get <name> --mode <value>

topics get

Retrieve a topic using --path discovered through map. Nested topic paths are supported.

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orc research note topics get [options]

Unique options

--page

One-based page within the selected topic and tab. Use the returned continuation; some curated layouts only expose their initial page.

Type: number. Optional.

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orc research note topics get --page <value>
--tab

Native topic tab identifier. Follow api_url in data.pages to select a tab. When omitted, the source top tab is selected.

Type: string. Optional.

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orc research note topics get --tab <value>
--path

Topic ID from map; nested paths are supported.; max 200 chars

Type: string. Required.

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orc research note topics get --path <value>

Retrieve note’s trending sections while retaining source coverage and ordering.

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orc research note trends list [options]

Unique options

--page

One-based native page number; use the returned continuation.

Type: number. Optional.

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orc research note trends list --page <value>

articles comments list

Retrieve one page of comments for an article. Keep the article and filters unchanged when following continuation.

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orc research note articles comments list <id> [options]

Unique options

--page

One-based native page number; use the returned continuation.

Type: number. Optional.

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orc research note articles comments list <id> --page <value>

creators articles list

List articles by creator name. Use the source identifier rather than a display name.

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orc research note creators articles list <name> [options]

Unique options

--page

One-based native page number; use the returned continuation.

Type: number. Optional.

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orc research note creators articles list <name> --page <value>

Examples

Retrieve a public topic.

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orc research note topics get --path challenge --workspace <workspace-id> --json

Retrieve a public topic.

Retrieve hashtag information.

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orc research note hashtags get "生成AI" --workspace <workspace-id> --json

Retrieve hashtag information.

Output and continuation

List calls retrieve one source page. Follow the query values in pagination.next_url using the corresponding flags, keeping filters unchanged. Unknown continuation does not establish completeness. Automatic traversal with --page-all is unavailable.

With --json, the full API response is retained inside the CLI data envelope. Records are in data.data, continuation in data.pagination, and provenance in data.source. --raw removes the CLI envelope; --field data selects API data. Missing and null values do not mean zero.

Permissions

API keys require read scope. Provider credentials are managed by the server.

Global Options

The following global options can be used with orc research note:

For details and examples, see global options.