Patchory

Patchory tool reference

Patchory tool reference

Patchory exposes 16 MCP tools in Phase 1, grouped by category. Each tool is invoked by your AI client when you ask the right kind of question — you don't call them by name. The example prompts below are what you type; the AI picks the right tool.


Identity

Tool What it does Example prompt
whoami Returns your profile card "Show me my Patchory profile"
update_profile Edits your display name, bio, or city "Update my Patchory bio to: Berlin-based modular nerd"
find_user Looks up a specific handle "Find the Patchory user @mooghead"

Gear

Tool What it does Example prompt
gear_search Searches the catalog of ~50 popular synths, drum machines, samplers, Eurorack modules "Search Patchory for Digitone II"
add_gear Adds an item to your collection "Add a Moog Matriarch to my Patchory collection"
remove_gear Removes one of your items "Remove the TR-8S from my Patchory collection"
my_collection Lists everything you own "What's in my Patchory collection?"

Social

Tool What it does Example prompt
follow Follow a user "Follow @drumkitten on Patchory"
unfollow Unfollow a user "Unfollow @drumkitten on Patchory"
my_follows Who you follow "Who am I following on Patchory?"
my_followers Who follows you "Who follows me on Patchory?"

Feed

Tool What it does Example prompt
feed Recent activity from people you follow "Show me my Patchory feed"
post Write a short post "Post to Patchory: just patched the weirdest drone, send help"

Views

Tool What it does Example prompt
view_profile Returns a rich profile card; can mint a full webpage "Show me a full profile page for @mooghead"
view_collection Gear grid; can mint a full webpage with photos "Show me @mooghead's collection as a page"

Discovery

Tool What it does Example prompt
discover_users Find people by gear, city, or similarity to you "Who else in Brooklyn has a Digitone II?"

Data model

Profiles, gear collections, posts, and follows live in a shared Sheaf workspace. Identity comes from MMP. Photos are hosted on Vercel Blob. Full-page views are rendered by lens from signed URLs.