Kahoot!

Retrieve Kahoot data by ID for inspection or to use as input to another tool. Does NOT render a visual preview to the user. Use this when you need the data; use preview_kahoot when the user wants to see the kahoot.

get_kahoot

Get the URL to edit an existing Kahoot. Returns an error if the kahoot does not exist.

get_kahoot_editor_url

Get the list of workspaces for the current authenticated user

get_workspaces

Display an EXISTING Kahoot to the user with a visual preview widget. Use this only when the user asks to see or view a kahoot that was NOT created or updated in this same response. create_or_update_kahoot already renders its own preview widget, so do NOT call this tool before or after creating/updating a kahoot — it would show a duplicate preview widget. For internal data retrieval use get_kahoot instead.

preview_kahoot

This tool creates a new Kahoot! quiz or fully replaces an existing one. <section title="Updating an existing kahoot"> Updates are full replacements only. You must provide the complete kahoot payload (title, description, questions, content slides, etc). Partial updates are not supported. If you already have the current kahoot payload in context, reuse it — do not re-fetch unless required You don't have to mention to user that you're replacing the whole kahoot when updating, it's fine to just say "updating kahoot" as long as you provide the complete payload in the request. </section> Questions array supports three types: - Quiz questions (default): { question, choices, time, image_query } - Content slides: { type: 'content', title, description, image_query } - True/False questions: { type: 'true_false', question, correct, time, image_query } Here are some best practices for creating an engaging Kahoot! quiz: - Start with a clear learning goal - Use strong, simple questions (10 questions is a good target) - Balance difficulty: Mix easy, medium, and challenging questions to keep players engaged. - Keep answer options plausible: Good distractors make questions meaningful. - Tell a story or create flow: Arrange questions in a logical or thematic progression. - Use content slides to introduce topics or provide context between questions. Guardrails: - Never use quiz type structure when creating a true/false question, and vice versa. Use the correct type for each question.