@phenomenalorg/mcp 0.5.173 → 0.5.175

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  "name": "@phenomenalorg/mcp",
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- "version": "0.5.173",
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+ "version": "0.5.175",
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  "type": "module",
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  "description": "Phenomenal MCP bridge — connects a stdio-only MCP client to the Phenomenal MCP server over Streamable HTTP, with browser sign-in.",
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  "license": "MIT",
package/skill/SKILL.md CHANGED
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- _Tool surface: 52 tools · 312 actions · 5 prompts · fingerprint `334c2bde`._
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+ _Tool surface: 52 tools · 320 actions · 5 prompts · fingerprint `419ef725`._
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  You are connected to Phenomenal, the platform for this organization's site, members, events, tickets, email, forms, store and money.
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- _Tool surface: 52 tools · 312 actions · 5 prompts · fingerprint `334c2bde`._
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+ _Tool surface: 52 tools · 320 actions · 5 prompts · fingerprint `419ef725`._
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  The curated tools in `references/tools.md` cover the work an officer does most days. Everything else Phenomenal can do is reachable by name:
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  **(confirm)** marks an action that sends mail, moves money, publishes something publicly, deletes something, changes who can do what, or changes the organization's web address. Those change nothing until a person has said yes in words. Every action is subject to your role in the organization regardless; the confirm gate is about being asked, not about being allowed.
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- Areas: account, automations, billing, brand, broadcasts, connections, domains, drive, email-preferences, events, forms, groups, inbox, inventory, knowledge, looks, media, meetings, members, money, notebook, orders, organization, pages, requests, reusable-content, store, tasks, tickets.
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+ Areas: account, automations, billing, brand, broadcasts, connections, domains, drive, email-preferences, events, forms, goals, groups, inbox, inventory, knowledge, looks, media, meetings, members, money, notebook, orders, organization, pages, requests, reusable-content, store, tasks, tickets.
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  ## account
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  - `publishForm` **(confirm)** — Publish a form so people can fill it in.
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  - `renameForm` — Change a form's title.
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  - `revokeFormAccessGrant` **(confirm)** — Stop sharing a form, or one submission, with a member.
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- - `setFormAutoReply` — Choose an update to send automatically to whoever fills in a form, in the language they filled it in.
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  - `setFormDefaultSubmitter` — Set the New form page's starting choice of who can fill a form in: `member` (members who sign in), `pending-member` (anyone, added as a pending member) or `anonymous` (anyone with the link, no account).
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  - `setFormSubmissionStatus` — Mark a form submission handled (status "reviewed"; "handled" also works), "following_up" (still being chased), or back to "new".
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  - `translateFormDraft` — Draft a form's missing translations for one language and return them.
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  - `unpublishForm` **(confirm)** — Take a form off the site.
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  - `updateFormDraft` — Replace a form draft.
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+ ## goals
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+ - `archiveGoal` — Archive a goal, or bring it back.
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+ - `createGoal` — Create a goal for the organization or one of its groups: a name, a kind (total, rate, people, balance), a unit, a target and a period, and optionally the organization’s or a higher group’s goal it counts toward.
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+ - `recordGoalMeasurement` — Enter a number for a goal as of a day, with an optional note.
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+ - `updateGoal` — Change a goal’s name, target, period, direction or the goal it counts toward.
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  ## groups
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  - `createGroup` — Create a group — a class, a committee, a team.
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  - `translateMeeting` — Fill in a meeting title's missing translations.
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  - `translateMinutes` — Fill in the missing translations of an adjourned meeting's minutes draft.
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  - `triageWindow` — Classify a window of live meeting transcript into suggested governance decisions.
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+ - `unpublishMinutes` **(confirm)** — Take a meeting's published minutes back to correct them.
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  - `updateAgendaItem` — Change an agenda item's title, kind or detail.
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  - `updateMeeting` — Change a meeting's title or scheduled time.
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  - `updateMeetingSeries` — Change a repeating meeting's name, time or repeat rule.
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  - `checkInTicket` — Check a ticket in at the door by its code.
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  - `claimShift` — Take a seat on a volunteer shift, as yourself.
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  - `compTickets` **(confirm)** — Issue free tickets to someone for an event.
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+ - `messageVolunteer` — For a person only: an officer, in Phenomenal, emails one volunteer a note about their shift; it is kept in the Changes log and answers `queued`.
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+ - `moveVolunteerSignup` — For a person only: an officer, in Phenomenal, moves one volunteer’s seat to another shift of the same event in one step, optionally emailing them.
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  - `refundTicketOrder` **(confirm)** — Prefer the `refund_ticket_order` tool. Refund a ticket order in full and void its tickets.
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- - `releaseShift` — Give up a volunteer shift you claimed yourself.
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+ - `releaseShift` — Give up a volunteer shift you claimed yourself, with an optional reason (`sick`, `schedule`, `other`) and note for the organizer.
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+ - `removeVolunteerSignup` **(confirm)** — For a person only: an officer, in Phenomenal, takes one volunteer off their shift by the seat’s sign-up id, optionally emailing them.
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  - `resolveLatePayment` **(confirm)** — Mark a payment that arrived after its ticket order expired as dealt with, after refunding it in the Stripe Dashboard or issuing the tickets by hand.
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+ - `switchShift` — Trade your own seat on one volunteer shift for an open seat on another shift of the same event, in one step; you keep your seat until the new one is yours.
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  - `undoCheckIn` — Undo a ticket check-in at the door.
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  - `undoCheckInOrder` — Undo a door check-in for a whole booking (one party).
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- _Tool surface: 52 tools · 312 actions · 5 prompts · fingerprint `334c2bde`._
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+ _Tool surface: 52 tools · 320 actions · 5 prompts · fingerprint `419ef725`._
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  Two tools answer questions no curated tool anticipated.
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- _Tool surface: 52 tools · 312 actions · 5 prompts · fingerprint `334c2bde`._
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+ _Tool surface: 52 tools · 320 actions · 5 prompts · fingerprint `419ef725`._
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  Phenomenal runs an organization: its public website, its member roster, its events and tickets, its email to members, its forms, its store and its money. It exposes all of that over the Model Context Protocol, so an assistant an officer already uses can do the work with them.
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- _Tool surface: 52 tools · 312 actions · 5 prompts · fingerprint `334c2bde`._
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+ _Tool surface: 52 tools · 320 actions · 5 prompts · fingerprint `419ef725`._
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  Every tool the Phenomenal MCP server offers, in the order a client lists them. `list_my_orgs` is first because every other tool needs an organization id from it.
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  **Arguments**
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- - `area` (string (account | automations | billing | brand | broadcasts | connections | domains | drive | email-preferences | events | forms | groups | inbox | inventory | knowledge | looks | media | meetings | members | money | notebook | orders | organization | pages | requests | reusable-content | store | tasks | tickets)) — Only actions in this part of Phenomenal.
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+ - `area` (string (account | automations | billing | brand | broadcasts | connections | domains | drive | email-preferences | events | forms | goals | groups | inbox | inventory | knowledge | looks | media | meetings | members | money | notebook | orders | organization | pages | requests | reusable-content | store | tasks | tickets)) — Only actions in this part of Phenomenal.
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  ### `describe_mutation`