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Every MCP tool unlob exposes

The tools this server advertises, generated from what tools/list actually reports. Start with ground.

Every tool below takes the same parameters as its REST endpoint and returns the same body, and each carries an outputSchema, so a client can type the result rather than parsing a string. Start with ground: it is the evidence layer, and the rest are the search and graph operations it is built on. The grounding profile lists only ground and get_document. Connect a client from the client list.

web_search

Search the agent-first web index. Returns metadata-only hits (url, host, snippet, score, trust and graph signals) — never the page body; fetch that with get_document when a snippet is not enough.

get_document

Fetch the full cleaned text of a passage by its id (from a web_search hit), with its metadata.

similar

More-like-this: given a passage id from a web_search hit, return its semantic neighbours.

why_not

Coverage transparency: is this URL in the index, and if not, what happened to it?

browse

Browse without a query: the most-recent (or top-host-rank) passages, optionally within a vertical.

related

Coverage Graph: the connected neighbourhood of a passage — 'follow the thread'.

corroborate

Check whether a claim is independently reported.

authorities

Coverage Graph: the top passages about a topic (or entity), ranked by graph centrality rather than by match to a query.

dossier

Coverage Graph: a one-hop brief on an entity — the passages that mention it, its top source hosts, and the entities it co-occurs with.

path

Coverage Graph: the shortest chain of edges linking two passages — connect-the-dots retrieval.

assemble_context

Get a ready-to-read context pack for a question, instead of a link list.

ground

Get the smallest defensible evidence set for an objective, with provenance and a coverage receipt — the call to start with.

evidence_changes

What changed in the evidence for an objective since an instant — new evidence, origins gained, an official or primary source appearing, contradictions gained — and what became of the URLs you relied on before.