Yenta Directory MCP server

Find what is on in a named destination: events from today onwards. A recurring event's dates are its series span, so read its recurrence. Offer booking_url when present; cite canonical_url, the destination's page.

List a named destination's valid area, category and tag filter values (the destination's own host calls this list_facets).

Answer a question about a named destination from its published FAQs; omit query to read them all.

Read a named destination's travel guides: weather, getting here, transport, entry requirements, safety and more. Pass topic (from destination_overview guide_topics) to read one subject; page with cursor.

Get one listing's full detail by its id, including a live linked venue's mcp_endpoint and linked_venue_slug to read or book it via the venue_* tools (the destination's own host calls this get_listing).

Find places to stay, eat and visit in a named destination by text, category, area or tags. Every query word matches, in any order; each business appears once (also_listed_as) with a snippet and map_url, so call it again with listing_id for the full text. An unknown filter value's reason lists the valid ones.

Find a named destination's current deals and packages, with the partner booking link. Only offers valid on valid_on (today by default) are returned. Offer booking_url when present; cite canonical_url, the destination's page.

One call answers what a destination offers and what's on: counts, a few places, next events and guide topics. It counts offers, seasonality and FAQs too, and names the categories and areas listings, events and offers filter by. Drill in with destination_listings / destination_events only if preview.complete is false.

Get a named destination's best time to visit, weather and wildlife seasons (e.g. whale watching), month by month.

The closed VENUE facet vocabulary (vibe, cuisine, dietary, and more) plus today's live cuisine, price_band and neighbourhood values across published venues, the exact values search_venues' matching filters accept — for a destination's areas, categories and tags call destination_facets instead.

Read the full page for one search result id as Markdown text, with its citable url. Ids look like "venue:acme-bistro", "destination:los-cabos" or "listing:los-cabos:1234".

Get one published destination's summary and live mcp_endpoint by its slug — always available for any published destination, so use this if destination_overview reports it is not available.

Get one published venue's summary, capabilities and live mcp_endpoint by its slug — always available for any published venue, so use this if venue_profile reports the venue is not available.

Get several published venues' summaries in ONE call by their slugs — the batch counterpart to get_venue, so a shortlist from search_venues needs no per-slug round-trip; the base view (identity, essentials, capabilities, booking, mcp_endpoint) is always returned, while include opts into heavier per-venue reads — hours, dietary (dietary-tag/allergen vocabulary), attributes (facets) and menu_summary — with items coming back in the requested order (a repeated slug resolves once) and not_found listing any requested slug that did not resolve to a published venue.

List the cities that have published restaurants and bars. Travel destinations such as Los Cabos are not cities here; read one with destination_overview.

Search venues, travel destinations and places inside destinations by name or keyword. Returns results of id, title and url; pass an id to fetch for the full page. For filters use search_venues, search_menus or destination_listings.

Search published travel destinations by name; omit the query to list all, and connect to each result's mcp_endpoint for its listings, events and guides.

Find dishes across all venues by text, city, dietary tags or allergens to avoid. Each item is tagged with its venue, so one call compares venues; for one named venue use venue_menu.

Find restaurants and bars by city, cuisine, opening time or features. Filters are HARD, prefer_* and avoid are SOFT (rank only), and query is ONE keyword. Each result has slug, capabilities, open_now and distance_km; a place inside a destination is not here, use destination_listings.

List a named venue's declared dietary tags and allergens — the exact spellings venue_menu_search matches literally (the venue's own host calls this get_dietary_options).

Find what is on at a named venue: dated events from its local today onwards. Filter by exact event_type if you know it. If not available, check the capabilities venue_profile lists; the venue may not publish this.

Answer a question about a named venue from its published FAQs; omit query to read them all. If not available, check the capabilities venue_profile lists; the venue may not publish this.

Get a named venue's published booking and other links (connect to its mcp_endpoint to actually book; the venue's own host calls this get_venue_links).

Find dishes at a named venue, e.g. venue="Acme Bistro", dietary_tags=["vegan"], allergens=["milk"]. Filter by text, tags, allergens or max_price; unfiltered, item lists its dietary tags, example dishes and allergen counts. If not available, check the capabilities venue_profile lists; the venue may not publish this.

Search a named venue's menu by text, required dietary tags and allergens to avoid; call venue_dietary_options first for the exact spellings (the venue's own host calls this search_menu).

Get a venue's hours, address, map, phone, booking and links by name or slug, e.g. venue="Acme Bistro". It also holds cuisine, attributes, menu_summary and capabilities (the other venue_* tools that answer for it); hours_summary is ready to quote.