Validate, render and analyze spintax templates. Backed by @spintax/core. No authentication.
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https://spintax.net/mcp4 tools · 186msvalidate_spintaxStatic validation: returns diagnostics with severity, stable code, message and 1-based line/column. No "error"-severity diagnostic means the template is structurally sound — read the warnings before rendering, because some of them (plural.locale-missing) mean a block will not resolve. Pass knownVar…Static validation: returns diagnostics with severity, stable code, message and 1-based line/column. No "error"-severity diagnostic means the template is structurally sound — read the warnings before rendering, because some of them (plural.locale-missing) mean a block will not resolve. Pass knownVar…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| template* | string | Spintax template source (max 8192 characters). #include is disabled on this server. |
| locale | string | Locale for {plural …} arity, e.g. "en" (2-form) or "ru" (3-form: ru/uk/be/sr/hr/bs). Omit for the 2-form default. |
| knownVariables | array | Variable names the caller will supply at render time (case-insensitive). |
render_spintaxRenders up to 20 variants. With a seed the output is deterministic (variant i uses seed "<seed>#<i>"); without one it is random. The engine is lenient: structural mistakes never throw, they surface in the output — run validate_spintax first.Renders up to 20 variants. With a seed the output is deterministic (variant i uses seed "<seed>#<i>"); without one it is random. The engine is lenient: structural mistakes never throw, they surface in the output — run validate_spintax first.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| template* | string | Spintax template source (max 8192 characters). #include is disabled on this server. |
| count | integer | Number of variants (1–20). |
| seed | string | number | Deterministic RNG seed; omit for random output. |
| locale | string | Locale for {plural …} arity, e.g. "en" (2-form) or "ru" (3-form: ru/uk/be/sr/hr/bs). Omit for the 2-form default. |
| context | object | Variable map, e.g. {"CITY": "Prague"}. Overrides #set/#def definitions. |
analyze_spintaxReports what the template needs and contains: refs (variables referenced), sets (#set macros, re-picked per reference), defs (#def, rolled once per render), includes, diagnostics, and best-effort construct counts. Answers "what variables must I supply" — it is NOT a variant-cardinality counter.Reports what the template needs and contains: refs (variables referenced), sets (#set macros, re-picked per reference), defs (#def, rolled once per render), includes, diagnostics, and best-effort construct counts. Answers "what variables must I supply" — it is NOT a variant-cardinality counter.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| template* | string | Spintax template source (max 8192 characters). #include is disabled on this server. |
| locale | string | Locale for {plural …} arity, e.g. "en" (2-form) or "ru" (3-form: ru/uk/be/sr/hr/bs). Omit for the 2-form default. |
| knownVariables | array | — |
spintax_authoring_guideRead this BEFORE writing or editing a spintax template — it is the canonical authoring guide the whole spintax toolchain is written against, not a tutorial. Pass the locale you will author in: for ru/uk/be and sr/hr/bs it carries the agreement and case rules that decide whether the variants read as…Read this BEFORE writing or editing a spintax template — it is the canonical authoring guide the whole spintax toolchain is written against, not a tutorial. Pass the locale you will author in: for ru/uk/be and sr/hr/bs it carries the agreement and case rules that decide whether the variants read as…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| locale | string | Language you will author in, e.g. "en" or "ru". Selects the grammar rules and the worked examples. Omit for the language-neutral rules only. |
| variationLevel | string | How much markup to use. Omit to decide for yourself — the guide then states no level. |
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