My Logseq Tools

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I’ve made a webpage to list some of the open-source tools I’ve built for Logseq DB graphs:

  • Raycast Logseq Search — Search your graph straight from Raycast, with real-time results and deep links back into Logseq.
  • Logseq Reminders Sync — Two-way sync between prioritized Logseq tasks and Apple Reminders — completion, status, priority, and due dates stay in step, with Logseq as the source of truth.
  • Logseq DB Query Builder — A visual, point-and-click query builder with nested filter groups and boolean logic — no Datalog by hand.
  • Logseq Checklist — A plugin that adds live progress indicators to checklist blocks as you tick items off.
  • Logseq → Zotero Sync — Tags any Zotero item referenced from a #zotero page in your graph, keeping your reference library and notes in sync.
  • Logseq HTTP Server — A small local server that exposes the Logseq CLI over HTTP, so other tools can query your graph.
  • Logseq Updater — Automatically fetches and installs the latest Logseq development builds.
  • Logseq Spellbook — A Claude Code plugin marketplace of Logseq skills — teaches Claude to drive the Logseq CLI and build Logseq DB graph plugins, installable straight into Claude Code.

You can find these all at my Logseq Tools page.

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Theses look superb. Really good features and a good demonstration of what can be done with the new DB version that can’t (easily) be done otherwise.

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Interesting – thanks for sharing! I’m still bound to OG because of my markdown-heavy workflows, but I’m constantly pondering when to cross over to DB.

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