PerfuMate

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Tools this endpoint exposes

Read directly from the endpoint on 18 Oct 2026. Not supplied by the maker.

• search_materials

  Use this when the user wants to find perfumery materials by scent, family, name or CAS number, for example musks, woods or citrus to put in a formula, or the catalog name of a material they typed loos

• get_material

  Use this when the user asks what one perfumery material smells like, how it is used, how strong or long-lasting it is, or how much of it IFRA allows (its Category 4 fine-fragrance limit, e.g. "how muc

• check_formula

  Use this when the user has a perfume or accord formula, pasted or drafted earlier in this conversation, and wants to know whether it is IFRA compliant, how much of the finished product it may be, whic

• find_starting_formula

  Use this when the user wants to build, create, compose or formulate a perfume, fragrance or accord and needs a starting recipe (a rose, a citrus cologne, a clean musk, an amber), or asks what they cou

• my_account

  Use this when the user asks about their PerfuMate account or how big their bench is. Returns the linked account's plan ("unlimited" or "ai_studio") and its counts of formulas, shelf materials and note

• list_formulas

  Use this when the user asks what formulas they have, wants to find one by name, folder or favourite, or before you read or change a formula (it returns the ids the other tools use). Lists the formulas

• get_formula

  Use this when the user wants to see one of their formulas: every line with material, bottle strength, amount, relative and absolute percent, flags and notes, plus totals, concentration, cost and the n

• list_versions

  Use this when the user asks about a formula's history: its version tree with notes and parents, which version is the working copy and which have batches.

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