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Server Configuration

Describes the environment variables required to run the server.

Name	Required	Description	Default
No arguments

Instructions

Guidance the server publishes about itself, which clients place ahead of the tool catalog so the model reads it before choosing anything.

This server publishes no instructions, or was last inspected before Glama recorded them.

Capabilities

Features and capabilities supported by this server

Protocol revision2025-11-25

Capability	Details
`tools`	{ "listChanged": false }
`prompts`	{ "listChanged": false }
`resources`	{ "subscribe": false, "listChanged": false }

Tools

Functions exposed to the LLM to take actions

Name Description

Name	Description
search_ficheA	Search official service-public.fr guides (fiches) about a French administrative procedure. Use this first for any question about French paperwork: CAF (APL, RSA, prime d'activité), URSSAF, impôts, titre de séjour, carte Vitale, logement social, carte grise, micro-entreprise, création d'entreprise, etc. The fiches are in French: always translate the user's question into a few French keywords using official administrative terms before calling, even if the user writes in another language (e.g. "I lost my residence permit" -> "perte titre de séjour"; "student housing aid" -> "APL étudiant"; "auto-entrepreneur" or "freelance" -> "micro-entrepreneur"). Don't pass a full sentence. `audience`: "all" (default) searches both guides for individuals (service-public.fr) and for professionals (entreprendre.service-public.fr: self-employed, micro-entrepreneurs, companies, employers). Pass "particuliers" or "professionnels" only when the user's situation is clearly one or the other. Returns up to `limit` (max 10) fiches, best match first, each with id, title, summary, official url (the page on the site of the requested audience), audiences, updated_at and `match` (0-1: how much of the query the title and summary cover). Then call get_fiche(id) to read the full text before answering: the summary alone is not enough to answer. If `low_confidence` is true, the best result probably doesn't answer the question: retry once with different French official terms (synonyms, the name of the benefit or document). If it is still low, don't present these fiches as the answer; say no matching official guide was found.
get_ficheA	Read the full official text of a service-public.fr fiche, by id (e.g. "F12006"). Use after search_fiche, before answering. The text is the official wording, in French, with Markdown headings and [links](url). It often covers several cases ("### En France", "### À l'étranger"): pick the one that matches the user's situation. When the official text repeats a block word for word in several cases, it is given once; later copies are replaced by a line "[Paperasse : identique à « … » plus haut (sous « … »)]" pointing to the first copy. Returns title, url, urls (the official page on each site, for fiches written for both individuals and professionals), updated_at, text, online_services (official online procedures with links) and sources (legal texts). Long fiches come in pages: if `next_offset` is not null, call again with offset=next_offset to read more. For paged fiches, `outline` lists the main headings with their offset: call get_fiche(id, offset=...) to jump to a section.

search_ficheA

Search official service-public.fr guides (fiches) about a French administrative procedure.

Use this first for any question about French paperwork: CAF (APL, RSA, prime d'activité),
URSSAF, impôts, titre de séjour, carte Vitale, logement social, carte grise,
micro-entreprise, création d'entreprise, etc.
The fiches are in French: always translate the user's question into a few French keywords
using official administrative terms before calling, even if the user writes in another
language (e.g. "I lost my residence permit" -> "perte titre de séjour";
"student housing aid" -> "APL étudiant"; "auto-entrepreneur" or "freelance" ->
"micro-entrepreneur"). Don't pass a full sentence.

`audience`: "all" (default) searches both guides for individuals (service-public.fr) and for
professionals (entreprendre.service-public.fr: self-employed, micro-entrepreneurs, companies,
employers). Pass "particuliers" or "professionnels" only when the user's situation is
clearly one or the other.

Returns up to `limit` (max 10) fiches, best match first, each with id, title, summary,
official url (the page on the site of the requested audience), audiences, updated_at and
`match` (0-1: how much of the query the title and summary cover). Then call get_fiche(id) to read the full text before answering: the summary alone
is not enough to answer.

If `low_confidence` is true, the best result probably doesn't answer the question: retry
once with different French official terms (synonyms, the name of the benefit or document).
If it is still low, don't present these fiches as the answer; say no matching official
guide was found.

get_ficheA

Read the full official text of a service-public.fr fiche, by id (e.g. "F12006").

Use after search_fiche, before answering. The text is the official wording, in French,
with Markdown headings and [links](url). It often covers several cases ("### En France",
"### À l'étranger"): pick the one that matches the user's situation. When the official text
repeats a block word for word in several cases, it is given once; later copies are replaced by
a line "[Paperasse : identique à « … » plus haut (sous « … »)]" pointing to the first copy.

Returns title, url, urls (the official page on each site, for fiches written for both
individuals and professionals), updated_at, text, online_services (official online procedures with
links) and sources (legal texts). Long fiches come in pages: if `next_offset` is not null,
call again with offset=next_offset to read more. For paged fiches, `outline` lists the
main headings with their offset: call get_fiche(id, offset=...) to jump to a section.

Prompts

Interactive templates invoked by user choice

Name	Description
No prompts

Resources

Contextual data attached and managed by the client

Name	Description
No resources

Deploy Server

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TDQS

A4.8/5.0

Scored 2026-10-29 20:30 across 2 tools

Disambiguation5/5

The two tools form a clean search-then-read pair with explicitly disjoint roles: search_fiche returns ranked summaries with ids, get_fiche reads one fiche by id. The descriptions even state the intended sequence, leaving no plausible way to misselect.

Naming Consistency5/5

Both tools use the same snake_case verb_noun pattern (search_fiche, get_fiche) over a single consistent resource noun, and the verb semantics match the action (search vs. get). No mixed conventions.

Tool Count3/5

Two tools is on the thin side, but it is a deliberate minimal retrieval surface for a read-only corpus and each tool earns its place. Still, there is no operation beyond search+read, which is borderline for the domain breadth advertised.

Completeness4/5

Search by keyword/audience plus full-text read with pagination, outline jumping, online services and legal sources covers the core Q&A workflow end to end. Gaps are minor: no browsing/listing of fiches by theme or category and no way to resolve an id without a prior search.

Maintenance

ActivityMaintained

ResponsivenessNo issues