Video History Project

org.videohistoryproject/research · v1.0.0 · ai-and-media

Video History Project is healthy: it completed an MCP handshake in 1657 ms and exposes 6 tools.

Search experimental video history, read public records, follow sources and export citations.

Endpoint: https://www.videohistoryproject.org/mcp (streamable-http)

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Facts

Users (last 30 days)0
HandshakeHealthy
Auth neededNone
Tool count6
Latency1657 ms
Last checked (UTC)2026-10-15T13:10:15.021Z

Health history

Checked (UTC)StatusLatencyError
2026-10-15T13:10:15.021ZHealthy1657

Tools (6)

export_citationsExport citations for 1–25 VHP IDs or URLs. format is text or ris; target is publication (the cataloged work) or page (the VHP web page). Missing publication metadata returns a per-item error; choose page to cite a biography or history page.
get_recordRead a public VHP record by ID or VHP URL, resolving old addresses locally. Returns metadata, source links, citations and a section of existing text. Default section is body; choose other section names from sections. Follow content.nextOffset with the same section and version for complete text. Link
list_termsFind catalog author or subject filter keys by part of a name. Returns exact keys, display labels and counts of discoverable records. field is author or subject. Follow nextPage; use a returned key in search_records.
search_recordsSearch public VHP records by words or quoted phrases. Empty query browses. Combine exact author/subject keys from list_terms, recorded years and a type from describe_collection. Follow nextPage. Excerpts label their source; read get_record before quoting.
get_related_recordsGet the site's existing similarity suggestions for a public record. These are research leads, not evidence of a historical relationship. May return no suggestions when the index has none or the editor has disabled them.
describe_collectionDescribe the Video History Project collection, searchable text, filters, citation practices and response limits. Useful when beginning research.