Descry

Create a directed relationship between two Descry entities. Geographic adjacent_to, near, overlaps, and connected_to links connect locations and may include direction, distance, travel, and confidence; direction says where the source is relative to the target. Use stable relationship facts here and scene tools for moment-specific placement.

create_entity_link

Create a Descry note attached to exactly one project, work, or entity and return the new note ID. Set scopeKind to the attachment type and copy a real Descry ID into scopeId; never invent or use a placeholder UUID.

create_note

Create a Descry project and return the new project ID.

create_project

Create supporting Project or Work material such as a theme, project/production rule, reference, or miscellaneous resource. Use Project Entities for the people, organizations, places, events, systems, and concepts the Project is about.

create_project_asset

Record a shared account/feed identity, not credentials or an account connection. Reuse existing identities rather than duplicating a destination for each Work.

create_publishing_presence

Create a work-scoped story/game scene. Use placeId/locationLabel to reference where the scene happens without implying characters permanently live there.

create_scene

Create a Descry Work and return its ID. For profile metadata, first call get_work_profile_schema with the selected creativeType, then supply only that schema's fields. Markdown-lite plain text allowed: **bold**, _italic_, ## headings, - bullets.

create_work

Add a factual claim or argument that the Work needs to support, challenge, or contextualize.

create_work_claim

Add a bibliographic or media source to a Work's research map. Sources are archived, not deleted, to preserve provenance.

create_work_source

Create a time-bounded or source-framed world fact. Use this for claims like a faction lived in a jungle during an old era, an item was held by a character in a memory, or a prophecy places an object in a future location.

create_world_lore_assertion

Create a concrete world object/item/fixture without assigning a permanent location. Use scene presences or lore assertions to place it in time and context.

create_world_object

Create a reusable world chronology period, such as an era, age, chapter time, quest phase, or before/after event marker.

create_world_time_period

Delete a Work Entity Application without deleting its linked Project Entity. Requires explicit confirmation and a reason.

delete_entity_application

Delete a Content document and all of its nodes and snapshots. Requires explicit confirmation and a human-readable reason.

delete_work_document

Delete a Content node and its nested child nodes and snapshots. Requires explicit confirmation and a human-readable reason.

delete_work_document_node

Delete one Work relationship without deleting either Work. Requires explicit confirmation and a reason.

delete_work_relationship

Delete an entity. Requires explicit confirmation and a human-readable reason.

delete_entity

Delete an entity relationship. Requires explicit confirmation and a human-readable reason.

delete_entity_link

Delete a note. Requires explicit confirmation and a human-readable reason.

delete_note

Delete a project. Requires explicit confirmation and a human-readable reason.

delete_project

Delete a project asset. Requires explicit confirmation and a human-readable reason.

delete_project_asset

Delete one scene and its scene-specific character placements. Requires explicit confirmation.

delete_scene

Delete a work. Requires explicit confirmation and a human-readable reason.

delete_work

Delete one time-bounded or source-framed world fact. Requires explicit confirmation.

delete_world_lore_assertion

Delete one concrete world object and dependent scene/lore rows by database constraints. Requires explicit confirmation.

delete_world_object

Delete one reusable world chronology period. Requires explicit confirmation.

delete_world_time_period

Create a reviewable place draft with chained terrain, settlement, building, and interior candidates plus generated draft containment and navigation graphs. Returns candidate IDs, graph counts, and validation summaries without accepting records.

draft_complete_place

Fetch an exact record from a search ID. Continue with textCursor. truncatedFields discloses prose and structural previews; textPath selects a string or a JSON object/array, returned completely over text pages. textPage.format identifies text versus JSON. Never replace from previews. Related collections are sampled; use scoped list tools. Work classifications continue through get_work.

fetch

Find and narrate the shortest route through one place. Source and target may each be a navigation-node ID, human-readable name, linked entity, linked source record, or scene presence; ambiguous matches return candidates instead of guessing.

find_place_route

Get one canonical Project Entity with its Work-specific Entity Applications, notes, and inbound/outbound relationships. Overview only: relatedCollections reports totals/omissions (at most 10 per array); truncatedFields identifies text previews. Continue through the matching scoped list tool; never use a preview for a full replacement.

get_entity

Read the canonical Brief outline and a selected section body page. Continue with bodyCursor and the same nodeId. Purpose, audience, contributors and packaging are Brief sections, not profile fields. Reading never creates sections. pagination identifies documentCursor, outlineCursor and snapshotCursor continuation.

get_work_brief

Read canonical Content: paged documents, outline, selected body and snapshots. Continue with bodyCursor and the same nodeId; stale text is refused. Read every body page before replacement. Exact documentId/nodeId are independent of metadata pages. Without nodeId, resume the most recently updated node (ties: position then ID). pagination supplies documentCursor, outlineCursor and snapshotCursor.

get_work_content

Get the user-facing draft version of one place. This combines generated draft structure, manual draft containment/navigation graph edits, accepted-version context, validation-derived canAccept status, and low-level diagnostics when requested.

get_place_draft

Return agent-friendly spatial features, buildability policies, traversal policies, generator rules, and technical boundary context for one place. Use this before creating roads, buildings, areas, or object placements.

get_place_spatial_context

Get a project and its works, entities, notes, assets, and links. Overview only: relatedCollections reports totals/omissions (at most 10 per array); truncatedFields identifies text previews. Continue through the matching scoped list tool; never use a preview for a full replacement.

get_project

Resolve a place ID or name and return an overview, diagnostic status, or bounded hierarchy for one World Atlas place. Prefer get_place_draft when reviewing or accepting user-facing draft content.

get_project_place

Get one story/game scene with participating characters and placements. Scene placements are scoped to the scene and should not be treated as canonical current location facts. Overview only: relatedCollections reports totals/omissions (at most 10 per array); truncatedFields identifies text previews. Continue through the matching scoped list tool; never use a preview for a full replacement.

get_scene

Get a Work overview and Publishing links, including direct/inherited destinations and roles before any publication. publishingCursor continues links; classificationsCursor continues classificationsPage. get_work_content reads authored bodies. Related arrays are samples (at most 10); null totals are unknown. Continue through scoped lists; never replace from previews.

get_work

Call this before supplying profile to create_work or update_work_profile. It returns the complete patch schema for exactly one Work creative type so unrelated profile fields do not occupy normal tool discovery.

get_work_profile_schema

Read a bounded research overview with database counts, or page sources, claims, evidence, queues or CSL. Use collection + recordId for exact paged JSON; textPath selects a string, object or array. Continue with cursor (collection) or textCursor (body); never replace from previews.

get_work_research