FamilyLore

ai.familylore/familylore · v1.7.0 · productivity

FamilyLore is healthy: it completed an MCP handshake in 574 ms and exposes 9 tools.

Reads handwritten family letters in old scripts and translates them, with notes on what they meant.

Endpoint: https://familylore.ai/mcp (streamable-http)

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Tool count9
Latency574 ms
Last checked (UTC)2026-10-29T00:45:08.098Z

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Tools (9)

real_lettersFamilyLore's shelf of 16 real handwritten letters from 1758 to 1943, each with FamilyLore's reading: the transcription in the original script, an English translation, and notes on what the letter meant at the time. Use this when someone wants to see a real historical letter: one written in a given s
script_guideFamilyLore's guide to the 137 letters of five old handwriting styles: Russian cursive, German Kurrent, Sütterlin, Hebrew cursive, American cursive. For one letter: how it was written (its forms, with images), what to look for, the letters it is mistaken for and how to tell them apart, and printed co
read_letterRead a photo of an old handwritten letter, postcard or document with FamilyLore: the transcription in its own script, a translation and notes on what it meant then. Use it when the person attaches a photo of a handwritten page and asks what it says. It reads pre-1918 Russian and Ukrainian cursive, G
get_readingThe reading of a page in the person's FamilyLore account: the transcription in its own script with the words FamilyLore was unsure of marked, the translation, notes on what it meant, how sure the reading is, and the page's link. Use it with the page id read_letter answered, to show the reading once
reading_statusWhere a page's reading is, for FamilyLore's card while the page is read.
my_lettersThe pages in the person's FamilyLore account, newest first: each letter's title, language, the date it was added, whether it has been read, and its page id. Use it when the person asks about letters they have read on FamilyLore; pass a page id to get_reading for that letter's reading.
ask_letterAsk FamilyLore a question about one page in the person's account: what a phrase meant then, who someone was, what the letter says about something. The answer comes with the letter's lines it rests on, or says that the letter doesn't say. Use it with a page id from read_letter, my_letters or get_read
my_allowanceHow many pages the person's FamilyLore account has left to read: today for a free account, this month otherwise, and when more come. Reading a page in the chat uses the same allowance as on the site.
upload_slotA one-time link where the person sends FamilyLore the photo of a page, for FamilyLore's card.