Turn movie/TV recommendations into playable trailer pages: permanent, free, every title plays.
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https://zinema.tv/mcp2 tools · 890mscreate_listTurn your movie/TV recommendations into a playable trailer page on zinema.tv and share the link with the user. Each title plays as a full trailer the user can scroll, like a personal cinema session. Links are permanent and free. Returns per-title resolution (echo of what matched, so you can catch m…Turn your movie/TV recommendations into a playable trailer page on zinema.tv and share the link with the user. Each title plays as a full trailer the user can scroll, like a personal cinema session. Links are permanent and free. Returns per-title resolution (echo of what matched, so you can catch m…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| language* | string | Language of your conversation with the user. Drives trailer language (original-with-subtitles when no dub exists), page wording and localized titles. |
| title | string | Optional page title, e.g. 'Slow-burn thrillers for tonight'. Plain text, no URLs. |
| items* | array | Your recommended titles, in the order you want them to play. |
get_listCheck a zinema list you created earlier: which titles play now. A title that was 'pending' may have become 'playable' (its trailer gets acquired automatically) or 'no_trailer' (none exists anywhere).Check a zinema list you created earlier: which titles play now. A title that was 'pending' may have become 'playable' (its trailer gets acquired automatically) or 'no_trailer' (none exists anywhere).
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| code* | string | The list code returned by create_list. |
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Turn movie/TV recommendations into playable trailer pages: permanent, free, every title plays.
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