Bug
Calling sticky_note_update on a note that has been closed (has a last_closed_at timestamp) returns {"ok":true} but does not reopen the floating window in Hyperia. The note text is updated in the backend but the window stays invisible.
Expected behavior
Updating a closed note should bring the window back into view, OR there should be a dedicated sticky_note_open / sticky_note_show MCP tool that reopens a note by ID.
Workaround needed
Currently there is no way via MCP to reopen a note that has been closed — only sticky_note_create (new note) or sticky_note_update (updates text but does not show the window).
Suggested fix
Option A: Make sticky_note_update automatically reopen the window if the note is currently closed.
Option B: Add a sticky_note_open(id) MCP tool that shows a closed note.
Option B is cleaner since it separates concerns — updating content vs. controlling visibility.
Bug
Calling
sticky_note_updateon a note that has been closed (has alast_closed_attimestamp) returns{"ok":true}but does not reopen the floating window in Hyperia. The note text is updated in the backend but the window stays invisible.Expected behavior
Updating a closed note should bring the window back into view, OR there should be a dedicated
sticky_note_open/sticky_note_showMCP tool that reopens a note by ID.Workaround needed
Currently there is no way via MCP to reopen a note that has been closed — only
sticky_note_create(new note) orsticky_note_update(updates text but does not show the window).Suggested fix
Option A: Make
sticky_note_updateautomatically reopen the window if the note is currently closed.Option B: Add a
sticky_note_open(id)MCP tool that shows a closed note.Option B is cleaner since it separates concerns — updating content vs. controlling visibility.