The management save/update body takes is_private, author_user_id and
share_user_ids (absent keeps each; a new material gets the caller as
author), and the managed material shows them. New routes PATCH
/materials/{id}/visibility, PUT /materials/{id}/shares and GET /users,
with the MCP tools bm_manage_set_material_visibility,
bm_manage_set_material_shares and bm_manage_list_users. The /bmadmin
form gets the private switch, the author picker and shared_with.
- storeMaterialFile: the one attach.Store call of the management API,
shared by the multipart route and the new inline route
- POST /api/v1/bm/materials/{id}/files/inline: JSON {name, mime?,
content_base64}, at most 3000000 bytes decoded, body.limit 4300000
- bm_manage_attach_material_file and bm_manage_detach_material_file,
both warning that material files are public to anyone with the link
- 28 typed tools over /api/v1/bm: list, show, create and update for
courses and meetings, plus delete for class sessions, readings,
deadlines and materials (save upserts on title and course)
- inputs mirror Fillable and Rules; enums, lengths and date formats in
the field descriptions; no seed, me or dry_run tool
- materials accept meeting_id (absent keeps, null clears, must exist)
and the managed material JSON shows it
- README: MCP tools section
- jz.bm.mcp-links on the token twins and the management API: under MCP,
url and *_url strings starting with a single / get the app base
- material answers under MCP leave the body out unless include_body,
marking it with body_omitted; write answers never echo it
- jz.bm.manage keys a dispatched call by user
- bm_materials and bm_material student tools
Plain HTTP answers are unchanged.
The management API could only upsert a material on its title and course,
so a renamed note became a second material. PUT /materials/{id} applies the
same body to one material (422 when the new title and course belong to
another one), GET /materials/{id} shows a draft or published material with
its public files, and the upsert, update and validation share one path.
The README documents the management API.
