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Get Inline Message Contextmessagescontext · Use this tool after messages.search, messages.unread, or a known message ID to fetch a before/after window around that message in one chat. DMs also use chatId. Use messages.list for the latest context when there is no anchor message.InlineInlinePluginrequiredProductivity
Get Inline Message Filesfilesget · Use this tool to extract file and media metadata from 1-20 known message IDs in one chat. Use messages.list with a files or media content filter first when message IDs are not known. DMs also use chatId.InlineInlinePluginrequiredProductivity
List Inline Conversationsconversationslist · Use this tool to find the chatId for a person, DM, thread, or space chat before listing messages or sending. Query can be a contact name, @username, chat title, or chat ID; omit query for recent approved conversations.InlineInlinePluginrequiredProductivity
List Inline Messagesmessageslist · Use this tool to read recent context from one resolved chatId for summarization, answering questions, or preparing a reply. DMs also use chatId. Supports time windows like today, yesterday, 2d ago, YYYY-MM-DD, or epoch seconds.InlineInlinePluginrequiredProductivity
List Inline Spacesspaceslist · Use this tool to list the spaces available to this MCP grant, including chat and unread counts. Use it before creating a space thread or narrowing conversation searches by team/workspace.InlineInlinePluginrequiredProductivity
List Unread Inline Messagesmessagesunread · Use this tool to triage unread messages across all approved conversations. Results include chat metadata so you can follow up with messages.list on a specific chatId.InlineInlinePluginrequiredProductivity
Search Inline Messages In Chatmessagessearch · Use this tool to search for required text within one resolved chatId. DMs also use chatId. Use conversations.list first when the target is unclear, or messages.list when filtering only by time/content without search text.InlineInlinePluginrequiredProductivity
Search Inline Peoplepeoplesearch · Use this tool to resolve a person by name, @username, or user ID across allowed DMs and spaces. It returns userId for DMs and participant selection without exposing phone or email.InlineInlinePluginrequiredProductivity
Send Inline Media Messagemessagessend · Use this tool to send an uploaded photo, video, or document to one chat. DMs also use chatId. Delivery is recipient-visible and cannot be withdrawn through this tool. Call files.upload first unless you already have an Inline media ID.InlineInlinePluginrequiredProductivity
Send Inline Messagemessagessend · Use this tool to send one recipient-visible text message to one resolved chatId; DMs also use chatId. It cannot be withdrawn through this tool. Use conversations.list first when resolving a person, DM, thread, or space chat.InlineInlinePluginrequiredProductivity
Send Inline Message Batchmessagessend · Use this tool to send an ordered sequence of normal, non-reply text and uploaded media items to one chat. DMs also use chatId. Every item has exactly two fields: type and content. Content is message text for type text, or an uploaded media ID for photo, video, and document. Use messages.send or messages.send_media instead when a reply target or silent delivery is needed. Delivered items are recipient-visible and cannot be withdrawn through this tool.InlineInlinePluginrequiredProductivity
Upload File For Inline Mediafilesupload · Use this tool to upload one base64 payload or public HTTPS URL before sending media. Set sourceType to describe the required source value. It returns an Inline media kind/id pair for messages.send_media or messages.send_batch.InlineInlinePluginrequiredProductivity
Game results & statusget · Use when the user wants game progress or final results for a code, e.g. after opening a results share link. Opens the results widget: reveal video, official survey answers, and scoreboard when complete; live progress while waiting.The Big AnswerBountiful GamesPluginnoneConsumer & Lifestyle
Play Solo — The Big Answerplay · Use for SOLO play (one player vs the World), not multiplayer hosting. e.g. "Play solo as Josh", "Single player", or after the user picks Single player on the intro screen. When the user answers survey questions in chat during solo play, call submit-solo-big-answer — NOT start-the-big-answer. Omit questionPackId to open the pack picker — the output lists every pack with its id so the user can pick in chat or the widget. When they pick a pack (in chat by number/name/id, or you see it in widget state), call this tool again with questionPackId so question ids are available for chat submission.The Big AnswerBountiful GamesPluginnoneConsumer & Lifestyle
Start The Big Answerstart · Use ONLY when the user wants to HOST a multiplayer Big Answer game with friends, e.g. "Start The Big Answer — I'm Josh, 4 players". Do NOT use when the user is answering survey questions in chat (numbered lists like "1 - pizza") — use submit-feud-answers (multiplayer) or submit-solo-big-answer (solo) instead. Do NOT use for solo play — use play-solo-big-answer. Opens the host widget to pick a pack or write custom survey QUESTIONS (not player answers). First call: omit confirmCreate. confirmCreate: true only with questionPackId or customPack after the host picks in the widget.The Big AnswerBountiful GamesPluginnoneConsumer & Lifestyle
Submit Solo Answers — The Big Answersubmit · Submit answers for an ACTIVE solo survey after play-solo-big-answer. Use when the user replies in chat with their answers (e.g. "1 - drugs, 2 - chicken" or a numbered list). Map each answer to question ids from play-solo-big-answer output. Do NOT call start-the-big-answer or create a custom pack. Returns score vs the World, pack leaderboard rank, and snarky game-show host roasts of each answer — show the host commentary to the user.The Big AnswerBountiful GamesPluginnoneConsumer & Lifestyle
join-feud-gamejoin · Join an existing Family Feud game by code. Opens the play widget with survey questions. The user can type answers in the widget OR answer in natural language in chat — use submit-feud-answers when they give you their answers verbally. Use when the user provides a game code.The Big AnswerBountiful GamesPluginnoneConsumer & Lifestyle
list-feud-packslist · List built-in funny question packs (id, name, tagline) for Family Feud Async.The Big AnswerBountiful GamesPluginnoneConsumer & Lifestyle
submit-feud-answerssubmit · Submit survey answers for a Family Feud game after join-feud-game. Use when the user answers in natural language in chat (map each answer to the question id from join). Prefer the play widget if the user is typing there instead. Requires gameCode, playerName, and answers keyed by questionId. Response includes snarky game-show host commentary on each answer — show it to the user.The Big AnswerBountiful GamesPluginnoneConsumer & Lifestyle
add_noteadd · Create a note on a saved chart. Timeline notes (CHART_TRANSITS, SECONDARY_PROGRESSIONS, SOLAR_RETURN, LUNAR_RETURN) require event_date; SYNASTRY and COMPOSITE_CHART require secondary_chart; NATAL and DRACONIC_CHART need neither. A chart has exactly one NATAL note.AstrotheorosAstrotheorosPluginrequiredConsumer & Lifestyle
create_foldercreate · Create a new chart folder. Folder names are unique per account; creating a name that already exists is an error (use the existing folder instead — move_charts also creates missing folders on its own).AstrotheorosAstrotheorosPluginrequiredConsumer & Lifestyle
delete_notedelete · Permanently delete a chart note. This cannot be undone — always confirm with the user before calling this tool.AstrotheorosAstrotheorosPluginrequiredConsumer & Lifestyle
get_biwheelget · A biwheel over a saved chart (transits, secondary progressions, solar/lunar return, or draconic). Returns both wheels and the cross-chart aspects as the same text the in-app copy button produces. `time` is the transit/progression moment or return anchor (default: now; solar_return defaults to the most recent birthday); it does not apply to draconic. `location` overrides the transit location (defaults to the chart’s saved transit location). A settings profile pinned to the chart applies. When the user has Profections enabled, the transits/progressions/return output carries a Profections section right after the root chart’s header: the annual (and, if enabled, monthly) profected sign, its whole-sign house, and its lord as of the wheel’s moment. Use this to answer profection questions for a given date.AstrotheorosAstrotheorosPluginrequiredConsumer & Lifestyle
get_chartget · A saved chart's calculated data (placement positions, aspects, and aspected fixed stars) as the same text the in-app copy button produces, using the user's saved settings (a settings profile pinned to the chart applies, as in the app).AstrotheorosAstrotheorosPluginrequiredConsumer & Lifestyle
get_compositeget · The midpoint composite chart of two saved charts (one derived wheel with its own placements and aspects) as the same text the in-app copy button produces. A settings profile pinned to chart_a applies.AstrotheorosAstrotheorosPluginrequiredConsumer & Lifestyle
get_noteget · A single note in full: metadata plus the body as Markdown (images come back as Markdown image links with their full URL; astrological glyphs as their text token, e.g. ☉ or :shortcode:).AstrotheorosAstrotheorosPluginrequiredConsumer & Lifestyle
get_synastryget · Synastry between two saved charts (both charts’ placements and the cross-chart aspects) as the same text the in-app copy button produces. chart_a is the root (houses) chart; a settings profile pinned to chart_a applies.AstrotheorosAstrotheorosPluginrequiredConsumer & Lifestyle
get_transitsget · The current sky (realtime transits) as chart text. Defaults to now at the user's home location; pass time and/or location to look elsewhere or elsewhen. The resolved location and UTC offset are echoed in the header.AstrotheorosAstrotheorosPluginrequiredConsumer & Lifestyle
get_vimshottari_dashaget · Vimshottari dasha periods for a saved chart, starting from the nakshatra of the Moon (or the Ascendant, per the user's setting or start_from). Returns the nested period levels around a query date: level 1 Mahadashas of 6 to 20 years (the first starts at birth with its remaining balance), then Antardasha, Pratyantardasha, Sookshma, and Prana sub-periods, each a proportional subdivision of its parent. Nakshatras are sidereal, so a tropical chart's starting longitude is shifted by the user's ayanamsha. An active marker shows the period containing the query date at each level. A settings profile pinned to the chart applies.AstrotheorosAstrotheorosPluginrequiredConsumer & Lifestyle
get_zodiacal_releasingget · Zodiacal releasing periods for a saved chart, released from a hermetic lot (the user's setting by default, usually Lot of Fortune). Returns the nested period levels around a query date: level 1 spans life chapters of years, cascading down to level 5's sub-periods of hours. Annotations: peak periods (1st/4th/7th/10th from Fortune), Culminating (10th from that level's starting sign), Completion (return to that level's starting sign), LB (loosing of the bond, a jump to the opposite sign), and an active marker on the period containing the query date at each level. A settings profile pinned to the chart applies.AstrotheorosAstrotheorosPluginrequiredConsumer & Lifestyle
list_chartslist · List the user's saved charts (name, birth date/time, location, folder). Supports name search, folder filtering, and pagination; `total` is the full count of matching charts regardless of pagination.AstrotheorosAstrotheorosPluginrequiredConsumer & Lifestyle
list_folderslist · The user's chart folders with per-folder chart counts, plus the number of unfiled charts (in no folder) and the total chart count.AstrotheorosAstrotheorosPluginrequiredConsumer & Lifestyle
list_noteslist · A chart's notes as summaries (id, type, title, event date, partner chart, timestamps) — undated notes first, then the timeline in chronological order. Partner-anchored notes (SYNASTRY, COMPOSITE_CHART) appear for both charts of the pairing. Use get_note for a note's body.AstrotheorosAstrotheorosPluginrequiredConsumer & Lifestyle
move_chartsmove · Move up to 500 charts into a folder, or out of any folder. `folder` accepts a folder id or name — a name that matches no existing folder creates that folder; null or the literal "unfiled" removes the charts from their folders. Nothing is moved unless every chart reference resolves.AstrotheorosAstrotheorosPluginrequiredConsumer & Lifestyle
rename_folderrename · Rename a chart folder. `folder` accepts the folder id or its name (case-insensitive).AstrotheorosAstrotheorosPluginrequiredConsumer & Lifestyle
update_noteupdate · Update a note's title, body (Markdown — replaces the whole body), event_date, and/or location. event_date and location only apply to timeline notes (CHART_TRANSITS, SECONDARY_PROGRESSIONS, SOLAR_RETURN, LUNAR_RETURN).AstrotheorosAstrotheorosPluginrequiredConsumer & Lifestyle
whoamiwhoami · The authenticated Astrotheoros account: email plus chart, folder, and note counts.AstrotheorosAstrotheorosPluginrequiredConsumer & Lifestyle
Generate Reportgenerate · Generate a complete performance report for the user's brand over ANY date range (a full month, half a month, a custom span — whatever the user asks for). Assembles all five sections — visibility metrics, citation growth, content performance, prompt coverage wins, and technical — with display-ready numbers (percentages already computed, deltas resolved against the equal-length window immediately before the range, top movers pre-selected, citations scoped to the user's own domain). Call this whenever the user asks to generate, write, or produce a report for a month, week, half-month, or custom range. Resolve the requested period to startDate/endDate yourself (today's date is available in context); e.g. 'first half of June 2026' → 2026-06-01 to 2026-06-15, 'last month' → that calendar month. After it returns, narrate the `report` object as prose following the `format_guide` it returns; do NOT assemble the report from the individual metrics tools.PierviewPierviewPluginrequiredMarketing
Get AI SEO Audit Checksget · Get AI SEO check results for the organization from a site crawl. Without an auditId, lists recent crawls (id, domain, status, scores) and the limit param controls how many crawls are listed (max 20). With an auditId (a crawl id), returns the crawl's site-wide checks (e.g. robots_present, sitemap, llms_txt), post-crawl checks, and per-page individual checks (e.g. canonical, title_description, structured_data) with pass/fail status and scores; the limit param is not used in this mode. Pages are the worst-scoring first, fixed at a cap of 100 (not adjustable); totalPages reports the full count so you know when the list is truncated.PierviewPierviewPluginrequiredMarketing
Get Brand Factsget · AI-extracted facts about the user's own brand from LLM visibility responses. Returns brand attribute breakdown by category (pricing, performance, usability, features, support, brand) with positive/negative signal counts, and a list of specific brand facts with their polarity.PierviewPierviewPluginrequiredMarketing
Get Brand Kitget · Read the organization's brand kit: brand description, brand voice, author persona, writing rules, and product lines. This is the structured brand guideline content used to keep generated content on-brand.PierviewPierviewPluginrequiredMarketing
Get Brand Sentimentget · Brand sentiment analysis from LLM visibility responses. Returns average sentiment score (0–100), distribution across positive/neutral/negative/mixed responses, per-platform breakdown, and top brand strengths and weaknesses extracted by AI.PierviewPierviewPluginrequiredMarketing
Get Citations by Hostget · Top cited hosts/domains with citation counts and per-LLM breakdown for the selected organization. Pass startDate and endDate (YYYY-MM-DD) to restrict the period — the previous period of equal length is computed automatically for comparison. If neither is provided, defaults to the past 14 days (two weeks). Pass granularity='month' with an endDate set to a month-end date to compare full calendar months (useful for monthly reports). Pass cumulativeAsOf to add cumulative_current and cumulative_previous fields — all citations ever up to that date vs end of prior calendar month — for 'total citations as of month-end' reporting.PierviewPierviewPluginrequiredMarketing
Get Citations by Pageget · Top cited pages (URLs) with period citation metrics and per-LLM breakdown. Each page includes a content_type field (e.g. blog, listicle, comparative_article, product_page, discussion_thread) classifying what kind of page it is — use this when asked what type of content is winning citations, or to compare content-type mix against competitors. content_type is null for pages not yet classified. Pass startDate and endDate (YYYY-MM-DD) to specify a custom date range — the previous period of equal length is computed automatically for comparison. If neither is provided, defaults to the past 14 days (two weeks). Pass granularity='month' with an endDate set to a month-end date to compare full calendar months — useful for monthly reports. For report content performance sections, call twice (once per granularity) and pick the more notable movement per page.PierviewPierviewPluginrequiredMarketing
Get Competitor Factsget · AI-extracted facts about competitors from LLM visibility responses. For each tracked competitor, returns positive and negative facts extracted from LLM responses along with a sentiment score.PierviewPierviewPluginrequiredMarketing
Get Competitor LLM Breakdownget · For each competitor, which LLMs mention them and at what percentage over recent results.PierviewPierviewPluginrequiredMarketing
Get Competitor Share Shiftget · Which competitors gained or lost mention share over two consecutive windows — optionally scoped to a single prompt. Use this after spotting a mention-rate drop to find out whether a specific competitor displaced the brand (their mention count/rank improved as the brand's fell) or the change wasn't a competitor takeover at all. Pass promptId to scope to one prompt (recommended after get_prompt_llm_breakdown narrows down a specific prompt+LLM); omit it for an org-wide view across all tracked prompts. Sorted by mention-count delta descending (biggest gainers first) — check the bottom of the list for the biggest decliners.PierviewPierviewPluginrequiredMarketing
Get Key Metricsget · Dashboard key metrics for the user's brand (same as Key Metrics cards): mention_rate (share of responses mentioning the brand), average_ranking (lower is better), share_of_voice among competitors. Pass startDate and endDate (YYYY-MM-DD) to specify a custom date range — the previous period of equal length is computed automatically for comparison. If neither is provided, defaults to the past 14 days (two weeks). Includes current vs previous window values. If values are null, read the note field.PierviewPierviewPluginrequiredMarketing
Get LLM Referral Trafficget · Filter traffic analytics to show only visits from AI/LLM platforms (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, etc.). Includes both referrer domains and UTM sources. Shows which AI assistants are sending traffic to the user's website. Pass startDate and endDate (YYYY-MM-DD) to select a specific time range. If neither is provided, defaults to the past 14 days (two weeks).PierviewPierviewPluginrequiredMarketing
Get Missed Promptsget · Recent visibility prompts where competitors appeared but the user’s brand did not.PierviewPierviewPluginrequiredMarketing

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