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      Enables AI agents to find movies, shows, books, music, podcasts, games, places, destinations, or brands that two people are likely to enjoy together. It resolves favorites to Qloo entities, compares taste profiles, ranks candidates for fairness, and returns explainable matches through five read-only tools.
      MIT
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      Enables agents to discover and rank cultural places from supplied artists or films, clarify preferences through reversible pairwise choices, and rebuild recommendations using a shared API and decision engine.
      MIT
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      An MCP endpoint exposing find_regular_spots, build_connection_plan, and explain_match so agents can surface real nearby venues matched to a user's tastes via the Qloo taste graph, assemble a tiered six-week connection plan, and explain why each place fits. It returns only Qloo-grounded venue data, including affinity scores and per-interest contributions.
      MIT
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      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.
      MIT
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      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.
      MIT