FamilyLore

Ingested from the official MCP Registry

FastDrop pulled this entry from the official MCP Registry as ai.familylore/familylore and probed the endpoint. The maker did not submit it, so the outbound link is not endorsed and the description is not theirs.

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Tools this endpoint exposes

Read directly from the endpoint on 28 Oct 2026. Not supplied by the maker.

• real_letters

  FamilyLore's shelf of 16 real handwritten letters from 1758 to 1943, each with FamilyLore's reading: the transcription in the original script, an English translation, and notes on what the letter mean

• script_guide

  FamilyLore's guide to the 137 letters of five old handwriting styles: Russian cursive, German Kurrent, Sütterlin, Hebrew cursive, American cursive. For one letter: how it was written (its forms, with

• read_letter

  Read a photo of an old handwritten letter, postcard or document with FamilyLore: the transcription in its own script, a translation and notes on what it meant then. Use it when the person attaches a p

• get_reading

  The reading of a page in the person's FamilyLore account: the transcription in its own script with the words FamilyLore was unsure of marked, the translation, notes on what it meant, how sure the read

• reading_status

  Where a page's reading is, for FamilyLore's card while the page is read.

• my_letters

  The pages in the person's FamilyLore account, newest first: each letter's title, language, the date it was added, whether it has been read, and its page id. Use it when the person asks about letters t

• ask_letter

  Ask FamilyLore a question about one page in the person's account: what a phrase meant then, who someone was, what the letter says about something. The answer comes with the letter's lines it rests on,

• my_allowance

  How many pages the person's FamilyLore account has left to read: today for a free account, this month otherwise, and when more come. Reading a page in the chat uses the same allowance as on the site.