Tools
All 6 MCP tools with examples and parameter reference
The MCP server gives your agent 6 tools. Your agent picks the right one based on what you ask. You just talk naturally.
search_news
Hybrid semantic and keyword search across all indexed AI news.
get_latest_news
The feed. Latest stories with optional filters for impact, entities, and categories.
get_news_detail
Full details on a specific news event, optionally with semantically related stories.
get_weekly_digest
Weekly AI news digest with big-picture analysis and AGI probability assessment.
get_trending
Trending entities, categories, and models with trend direction and change percentages.
get_entities
Full directory of tracked AI entities for discovering valid filter slugs.
search_news
Hybrid semantic + keyword search across all indexed AI news. Returns results ranked by relevance with similarity scores.
When to use it: Your agent needs to make a recommendation — which model to use, which framework to pick, what hardware to buy — and you want it working with the latest data, not its training cutoff.
Example prompts:
- "What small models are good for coding and run on consumer hardware?"
- "Any recent papers on AI for drug discovery or genomics?"
- "Find news about GPU kernel optimization and inference efficiency"
| Parameter | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
query | string | Yes | Search query (e.g., "small coding models benchmarks") | |
limit | number | No | 10 | Max results (1-50) |
from | string | No | ISO 8601 UTC start date | |
to | string | No | ISO 8601 UTC end date |
Returns: Array of news events ranked by relevance. Each result includes two additional fields: similarity (relevance score, 0-1) and search_method ("semantic", "keyword", or "hybrid").
This is semantic search, not keyword matching. Natural language queries like "models that work well on consumer GPUs" return relevant results even if those exact words don't appear in the articles.
get_latest_news
The feed. Latest stories with optional filters for impact, entities, categories, models, and type.
When to use it: You want to browse what's new, optionally filtered down. The default for "what happened recently."
Example prompts:
- "Any new open-source models released this week?"
- "Show me high-impact news about NVIDIA and AMD"
- "What robotics research was published lately?"
| Parameter | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
limit | number | No | 10 | Number of stories (1-100) |
impact | string | No | HIGH, MEDIUM, or LOW | |
entity | string[] | No | Entity slugs (e.g., ["openai", "anthropic"]) | |
category | string[] | No | Category slugs (e.g., ["model-release"]) | |
model | string[] | No | Model names (e.g., ["GPT-5"]) | |
type | string | No | news or rumor | |
from | string | No | ISO 8601 UTC start date | |
to | string | No | ISO 8601 UTC end date |
Returns: Array of news events ordered by publish date (newest first).
Use get_entities first to discover valid entity slugs. Guessing slugs works sometimes, but the entity directory is the source of truth.
get_news_detail
Full details on a specific news event, optionally with semantically related stories.
When to use it: You found an interesting event via search or the feed and want the full picture. Complete summary, sources, and related coverage.
Example prompts:
- "Tell me more about that NVIDIA Vera Rubin announcement"
- "Get full details on the reasoning model jailbreak paper"
| Parameter | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
id | string (UUID) | Yes | News event ID | |
include_related | boolean | No | true | Fetch semantically related stories |
Returns: Full news event object plus an array of related stories (if enabled).
get_weekly_digest
Weekly AI news digest with big-picture analysis, key developments, and AGI probability assessment.
When to use it: You want the big picture. What mattered this week, where the industry is heading, and how AGI probability is moving.
Example prompts:
- "Get this week's digest. What were the most important developments?"
- "How has the AGI probability changed over the last few weeks?"
- "What's the big picture in AI right now?"
| Parameter | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
week_key | string | No | latest | Week in YYYY-WNN format (e.g., 2026-W09) |
Returns: Full digest with title, big-picture analysis, key developments, event counts, podcast info, and AGI probability data (current probability, delta, estimate in months, reasoning, category breakdown).
get_trending
Trending entities (companies/labs), categories, and model names with trend direction and change percentages.
When to use it: See which companies, categories, and models are getting the most coverage right now. The count reflects how many stories mention each entity, weighted by multi-source coverage. Compare against the prior period to spot what's gaining or losing attention.
Example prompts:
- "What's trending in AI this week?"
- "Which companies have been most active in the last month?"
- "Are there any emerging categories compared to last week?"
| Parameter | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
days | number | No | 7 | Analysis window (1-90) |
Returns: Three ranked lists: trending entities, categories, and models. Each with count, trend direction (up/down/new/stable), and change percentage vs. the prior period.
get_entities
Full directory of tracked AI entities. Companies, labs, universities, government bodies, and people.
When to use it: You need to discover valid entity slugs for filtering, or you want to see what the system tracks.
Example prompts:
- "What AI companies does Hyperterminal track?"
- "Show me all universities in the database"
- "Which government entities are being monitored?"
| Parameter | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
type | string | No | company, university, lab, government, or person |
Returns: Array of entities with slug, display name, type, and aliases.
The slugs returned here are what you pass to get_latest_news entity filters. This is the canonical list.