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What happened and was released in a given month or day, across countries (1960-2026), with sources.

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Streamable HTTP · MCP 2025-11-25
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B3.4/5.0

Scored across 6 tools

Disambiguation4/5

Each tool maps to a distinct query mode: ID lookup (get_entity), year+month browse (get_month), calendar-day anniversary (on_this_day), person-centric timeline (person_timeline), free-text search (search_chronodrawer), and feedback (report_correction). The main risk is overlap between search_chronodrawer and get_month/on_this_day, since a search could plausibly answer month or day questions, but the differing parameters and framing make selection mostly clear.

Naming Consistency3/5

Names mix verb_noun (get_entity, get_month, report_correction), a noun-phrase (person_timeline), an idiomatic phrase (on_this_day), and a verb plus server name (search_chronodrawer). Each name is individually readable and self-descriptive, but there is no single predictable pattern to extrapolate from.

Tool Count5/5

Six tools is well-scoped for a temporal events/releases database, with one tool per natural access path (ID, month, day, person, free text, corrections). No tool looks redundant or padded.

Completeness4/5

The surface covers the core retrieval paths plus a feedback loop for corrections, which is good lifecycle coverage for a read-mostly reference database. Minor gaps: get_month requires a month so there is no year-only browse, and there is no explicit way to filter or enumerate by country or genre beyond what search infers.

Available Tools

6 tools
get_entityDates by country for a work or eventAInspect

Given a Wikidata ID (e.g. Q332368), return the release/occurrence dates in each country known to ChronoDrawer, with links. Answers questions like 'when was this film released in Japan?'.

Inputs: id (required).

get_monthWhat happened in a monthBInspect

List the most notable items for a given year and month (optionally one genre), across countries, e.g. year=1985, month=8. Use this to answer 'what happened / what came out in '.

Inputs: year (required), month (required), genre, limit, +1 more.

on_this_dayOn this dayBInspect

List notable things that happened or were released on a given calendar day (month and day) in different years, from 1970 onward.

Inputs: day (required), month (required), genre, limit.

person_timelineTimeline of a personCInspect

Chronological list of works and events linked to a person (singer, director, actor, author, developer...). Japanese or English names.

Inputs: name (required), limit.

report_correctionReport a correctionAInspect

Report a factual error or missing information in ChronoDrawer (e.g. a wrong date). A human reviews it before anything changes. Include the item title, what is wrong, and a source.

Inputs: message (required), item_title (required), source, item_id.

search_chronodrawerSearch ChronoDrawerAInspect

Search ChronoDrawer, a month-by-month database (1960-2026) of what happened and what was released around the world: events, Japanese laws, openings, sports, music, films, TV, anime, games, manga, books, magazines, prizes, cars, mobile phones. Matches titles, English titles and people (artists, directors, authors). Japanese and English queries both work; person_match is true when one of the item's people is exactly the query. Returns dates (YYYY-MM-DD, or YYYY-MM when only the month is known), countries, date type and a source URL.

Inputs: q (required), genre, limit, year_to, +1 more.

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