Read-only MCP server for shakespeare-monologues.org — search and fetch Shakespeare monologue metadata over the Model Context Protocol.
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search_monologuesSearch Shakespeare monologues by free text (matches character, play, or first line) plus optional filters. Returns matches, each with a permalink `url`.Search Shakespeare monologues by free text (matches character, play, or first line) plus optional filters. Returns matches, each with a permalink `url`.
No input schema was published for this tool.
get_monologueFetch one monologue's catalogue entry by its numeric id. Follow the returned `url` for the full text.Fetch one monologue's catalogue entry by its numeric id. Follow the returned `url` for the full text.
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random_monologueReturn one random monologue, with optional gender/play filters. Useful for a suggestion when the user is undecided.Return one random monologue, with optional gender/play filters. Useful for a suggestion when the user is undecided.
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list_playsList Shakespeare's plays with their classification (Comedy/History/Tragedy) and monologue counts.List Shakespeare's plays with their classification (Comedy/History/Tragedy) and monologue counts.
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list_all_monologues_for_a_characterList every monologue spoken by a given character (e.g. 'Hamlet', 'Rosalind'). Matches the character name exactly first, then as a substring.List every monologue spoken by a given character (e.g. 'Hamlet', 'Rosalind'). Matches the character name exactly first, then as a substring.
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get_monologue_of_the_dayThe current 'Monologue of the Day' — the piece most recently posted to the site's social feeds.The current 'Monologue of the Day' — the piece most recently posted to the site's social feeds.
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get_paraphrased_monologueFetch a monologue's full text alongside its modern-English, line-by-line paraphrase. The paraphrase is AI-generated (Claude) and may be null if it hasn't been generated yet — the `url` always has the monologue itself.Fetch a monologue's full text alongside its modern-English, line-by-line paraphrase. The paraphrase is AI-generated (Claude) and may be null if it hasn't been generated yet — the `url` always has the monologue itself.
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get_scene_summaryFetch an AI-generated summary of the scene a monologue appears in (context for the speech). May be null if not generated yet.Fetch an AI-generated summary of the scene a monologue appears in (context for the speech). May be null if not generated yet.
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get_play_summaryFetch an AI-generated summary of a play (e.g. 'Hamlet', 'The Tempest'). May be null if not generated yet.Fetch an AI-generated summary of a play (e.g. 'Hamlet', 'The Tempest'). May be null if not generated yet.
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Read-only MCP server for shakespeare-monologues.org — search and fetch Shakespeare monologue metadata over the Model Context Protocol.
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