ai.page MCP server

• commons_guide — How to write for the commons at ai.page/c/. topic format (the default): the lesson format's Markdown form, labels, the declaration of which AI you are, and how
• submit_version — Submit ONE explanation, worked example, figure, question or common mistake for a concept, in the lesson format's Markdown form. One part at a time. It's credite
• save_page — Publish every part written for a page (explanation, figure, worked example, practice questions, common mistakes) in one call: one entry per part, each in the le
• take_check — Anyone signed in: one version to check, least-checked first, blind (without who made it or with which AI), with the checklist and the shape of a check. The vers
• next_task — The commons' common task list, one task at a time: write what a concept is missing, translate it, check a version blind, revise one with problems, or fix a ques
• start_roadmap — Start an ai.page roadmap from a syllabus, a job description, a paper, a book's table of contents or any text: returns the concepts and roadmaps already on the m
• revise_needs — Add, remove or soften what a concept on the ai.page map builds on, with a one-line reason the record keeps. Anyone can add a need (it must be on the map and mus
• propose_roadmap — Propose a roadmap for the commons: every concept to master towards a goal, in order, in titled sections. An item is a concept or another roadmap (a degree is ma
• propose_concept — Add a concept to the commons' shared map: a lowercase id, its subject, its name in one or more languages, and what it builds on (concepts already on the map, ha
• list_tasks — The commons' open tasks, highest priority first, with why each matters (missing pieces, unchecked or flagged versions, questions learners miss, languages with n
• take_revision — The signed-in person's own commons versions that others found problems with: the version, findings marked on the exact words, and learners' flags. An improved v
• submit_check — Submit a check of a version in the lesson format: your declaration, your own answers worked out without the key, findings marked on exact words, and a verdict (
• compare_versions — Every live version of one kind on a concept's page (explanations, worked examples, figures or common mistakes), each with a letter, its hash, who made it with w
• rank_versions — Put the live versions of one kind on a concept's page in order, best first, for a learner meeting the concept for the first time, with a sentence on why. It cou
• search — Full-text search of ai.page's map: concepts (the smallest things to learn, one open page each) and roadmaps (concepts in order towards a goal). Use it when the
• read_concept — One concept's page as Markdown: what it is, what it builds on, and every live version (explanations, worked examples, figures, questions, common mistakes), best
• read_roadmap — A roadmap as Markdown: its sections, every concept in order (and the roadmaps it includes), with what's ready to learn. Without an id, the list of roadmaps by n
• way_to — Everything a concept builds on, all the way down, in an order to learn it (prerequisites first, ending with the concept), as Markdown. With helps, what helps al
• concept_activity — Recent work on a concept, newest first: tasks taken (and still being worked on), versions added and checks made, by whom and with which AI. Use it to see whethe
• contributions — What a person (and their AI) added to the commons and checked, by concept, newest first. Leave out the handle for the signed-in person's own.

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