TomeVault

Report which sources are connected to the caller's TomeVault workspace and return the link that starts connecting another. Connecting requires the person to approve access in their browser, so this returns a link for them to open rather than completing it.

Convert pasted instruction-file text into another tool's format (claude_md, agents_md, cursor_mdc, gemini_md, copilot_instructions, windsurf_rules, skill_md). The same instructions, ready for any tool.

Deliver a TomeVault file's approved version back to the caller's connected Google Drive, so the corrected file reaches the place their team reads it. Sends the approved version, which is not always the newest one. Requires a connected Drive.

Report which plan the caller's TomeVault workspace is on, who is on it, what is included, and how much of that is unused. Read only: it cannot change a plan or spend money. It does not report a seat count, because seats bill on approved authority rather than headcount and the exact figure is on their billing page.

Return the signed attestation record alone for a tome: quality grade, security scan grade and flags, decay risk, source registry, the content hash it is bound to, and the signing key id for offline verification.

Fetch one tome's content in a specific agent format (default claude_md). Every response carries the provenance verdict: quality grade, security scan grade, decay risk, and the content hash it is bound to.

Fetch one of your TomeVault items by id, with its content. Returns the version the file's maintainer approved, which is not always the newest one. Requires a vault access token with the items:read scope. Encrypted items are not retrievable and return not found, indistinguishable from a missing id.

Summarise the caller's TomeVault workspace: how many files are held, what sources are connected, how many people are on it, and what is not yet covered. Call this before answering questions about their setup, and before suggesting a next step, so the answer describes their real state rather than a guess. `gaps` lists what is missing and is as important as the counts.

Invite a colleague to the caller's TomeVault workspace by email. Sends them a join link. Requires an admin. The join link is emailed to them and is never returned here.

Issue a signed TomeVault certificate for one organisation (a client folder). It covers every file in that folder that has a matching record, lists the rest with the reason they are not covered, and never re-grades: every grade comes from a record already signed. Only works for a client whose certification is already active; it cannot activate one, because that costs money.

List the clients in the caller's TomeVault workspace, which of them have certification active, and which certificates have been issued. Reports what activating would cost. It cannot activate anything: that is a paid, human decision made on the website.

List who is on the caller's TomeVault workspace and which invitations are still outstanding. Returns roles and join dates, not the email addresses of people who have already joined.

List the items in your TomeVault that this token can read. Requires a vault access token with the items:read scope. Encrypted (private) items are never listed.

Save corrected content as a new version of one of your TomeVault files. The previous version is kept and the file is re-checked. Returns the new version number and the verdict, never the file content.

Scan submitted instruction-file text for safety, clarity, loadability, and cross-model consistency, and return a verdict with findings. Each finding carries a `severity`: `fail` means the rule does not load, `info` means it loads but is wrong in a way worth fixing, such as naming a retired model. Report both. Only an empty `findings` array means nothing was found. Use before loading a third-party file. Consistency findings are PREDICTIONS (divergence risks across models/tools), never verified facts. The submitted text is scanned and discarded, never stored.

Search TomeVault for agent context files (tomes, configs, skills) by a task description. Filter by format, kind, and quality grade. Returns ranked matches with owner/repo, grade, and available formats, not file contents.

Verify a TomeVault attestation document (the contents of a repo's .tome/attestation.json). Confirms the detached signature is genuinely TomeVault's against the published key, and, if the signed file's text is supplied, that the file has not drifted since it was signed. Returns the signed verdict; consistency in it is a PREDICTION (cross-model divergence risk), never a verified fact. Nothing submitted is stored.