Enables venues to discover taste-matched acts and artists or agents to find fitting rooms and cities through Qloo's taste graph. It exposes booking-focused tools for agent use over a remote MCP endpoint.
Preference-aware events discovery MCP server that aggregates events, restaurants, and cultural activities across multiple sources and re-ranks them against your personal taste profile to surface things you'd actually want to do.
Enables MCP-capable agents to turn a small business's public site summary and a few cultural seed terms into a taste-context brief, resolving seeds into cross-domain taste entities in music, film, brands and places, then returning a labelled fact table, inference-marked messaging ideas and a tool-call trace. It exposes a tool-call pipeline plus a scenarios listing over Streamable HTTP, with a fixtures mode that serves clearly labelled sample data when live Qloo calls are unavailable.
Plans an evening two people would both enjoy: give a city and a few favourites each, and Qloo's taste graph returns up to six places that rank well for both, each with the reason and in evening order.
Enables hospitality businesses to generate cited taste briefs by comparing a city's places and culture for a chosen visitor market against city-wide tastes, including market favourites, shared culture, tag lookup, idea scoring, and full brief generation via MCP tools.
Exposes status, sample taste signals, Qloo entity search, and budget-constrained two-person date-night planning tools plus a transparent planning prompt. Enables external agents to discover tools, search cultural entities, generate and inspect balanced itineraries, and replan after user feedback over stdio or Streamable HTTP.
