Quotient

Remove (archive) a memory or folder at the given path. Documents and folders are soft-deleted and can be recovered.

memory-rm

Get a blog post by id — its content as markdown, status, slug, meta description, and tags. Returns the published content if the blog is published, or the current draft otherwise. Note: published content may differ from the current draft. To edit a published blog, unpublish it first, then get, then update. Use list-blogs to find blog ids.

get-blog

Get a campaign by id — its brief as markdown, plus its tasks and the deliverables (blogs, posts, emails, documents) that belong to it. Use list-campaigns to find campaign ids.

get-campaign

Get a campaign task by id — its fields and description as markdown. Use list-campaign-tasks to find task ids.

get-campaign-task

Get a company's full profile by id — firmographics, location, social links, associated people and deals, and custom properties. When the user is viewing a company's page, the id is in the path (/audience/companies/[companyId]).

get-company

Get a document by id — its title and current content as markdown. Use list-documents to find document ids.

get-document

Get an email broadcast by id — its name, status, launch date, target segments and lists, and a summary of the current email version (subject, preview text, sender, reply-to). Use list-email-broadcasts to discover broadcast ids. Creating or editing email broadcasts is only available in the Quotient app, not over MCP — for AI-driven edits use the Quotient agent (a2a-send-message) instead.

get-email-broadcast

Get a media asset's metadata and CDN link by id — name, type, size, dimensions (images), processing status, and the URL to embed. Never the file bytes.

get-asset

Get a person's full profile by id — contact fields, subscription status, engagement, company link, and custom properties. When the user is viewing a person's page, the id is in the path (/audience/people/[personId]).

get-person

Collect the agent's reply to a previously sent message.

a2a-get-response

Retrieve details of a specific social media post, including its content, status, assets, X quote metadata, and child IDs and content needed to edit or remove replies and first comments.

get-social-post

Browse blog posts, most recently updated first, one page at a time. Returns summaries only (id, title, status, dates, tags) — use get-blog to fetch a post's full content.

list-blogs

Browse campaign tasks, most recently updated first, one page at a time. Optionally filter by campaign and/or status. Returns summaries only (id, name, status, priority, dueDate) — use get-campaign-task for a task's description.

list-campaign-tasks

Browse the business's campaigns, most recent start date first, one page at a time. Optionally filter by a start-date range. Returns summaries only (id, name, status, dates) — use get-campaign for a campaign's brief, tasks, and deliverables.

list-campaigns

Browse the business's companies, name-ascending, one page at a time. Optionally search by name, domain, or description, and filter by industry. Returns summaries only — use get-company for a full profile.

list-companies

Browse the custom-property definitions for people, companies, or deals — the property ids, datatypes, allowed options, and read-only flags that govern which property values can be written. Check here before setting property values or creating a new property with create-custom-property.

list-custom-properties

Browse the business's deals, name-ascending, one page at a time, optionally filtered by status. Deals are read-only — they are synced from the connected CRM (Salesforce, HubSpot, Attio).

list-deals

Browse the business's documents, most recently updated first, one page at a time. Returns summaries only (id, title, updatedAt) — use get-document for a document's content.

list-documents

List the business's email broadcasts, most recently updated first, one page at a time. Returns summaries only (id, name, status, launchDate, updatedAt) — use get-email-broadcast for the full detail of a specific broadcast. Creating or editing email broadcasts is not available over MCP — use the Quotient agent (a2a-send-message) instead.

list-email-broadcasts

Browse the business's media library, most-recently-updated first, one page at a time. Optionally filter by media type.

list-assets

List the folders and memories directly inside a folder. Returns one page of entries; pass nextCursor from the previous response to fetch the next page. Use memory-cat to read a memory's content.

memory-ls

Browse the business's people (CRM contacts), newest first, one page at a time. Optionally search by name or email and filter by subscription status. Returns summaries only — use get-person for a full profile.

list-people

List the business's social accounts, one page at a time. Returns id, platform, handle, and connectionStatus — needed to call create-social-post / publish-social-post. Accounts in every connection state are returned (so the caller can see when an account needs reconnection); only CONNECTED accounts can publish.

list-social-accounts

Browse social posts, most recently created first, one page at a time. Returns summaries only (id, name, platform, status, publishDate) - use get-social-post for the post's full content.

list-social-posts

Move or rename a memory or folder. For memories, updates the path (and thus the name). For folders, moves the folder and all its contents.

memory-mv

Publish a blog post immediately, or schedule it for a future date. Omit `publishAt` to publish now; pass a future ISO-8601 datetime to schedule. Requires a meta description and non-empty content.

publish-blog

Publish a social post immediately, or schedule it for a future date. Omit `publishAt` to queue for publishing now; pass an ISO-8601 datetime to schedule. Publishing is asynchronous — publish-now queues the post for the worker, while scheduling leaves it SCHEDULED until its publish time. Poll get-social-post to observe the final state and `lastErrorMessage` on FAILED.

publish-social-post

Read one or more memories by path. Returns each memory's content as a separate part.

memory-cat

Read the full content of a Quotient documentation page by its slug (the slug from a search-docs result, e.g. "/blog"; "" is the index).

get-doc

Search for an asset by name or product id. Use the product id to search for assets that are associated with a product. Returns matching assets one page at a time. Use list-assets to browse by media type instead.

search-assets

Search across all memories with semantic and keyword retrieval. Returns the most relevant sections of memory documents matching the query. Use this when you need to find specific information across the memory store rather than reading a specific memory by path.

memory-search

Search the Quotient documentation for features, setup guides, and troubleshooting. Returns the most relevant pages with an excerpt each, one page at a time — pass nextCursor from the previous response for more. Call get-doc with a result's slug to read the full page.

search-docs

Send a user message to a Quotient thread on behalf of the authenticated user and trigger the agent. Starts a new thread or appends to an existing one, depending on `threadId`.

a2a-send-message

Revert a published or scheduled blog post back to DRAFT, taking it offline. Has no effect on posts that are already drafts.

unpublish-blog

Unschedule a previously scheduled social post, returning it to DRAFT status. The post must currently be in SCHEDULED status. No platform side effects — the scheduled publish simply does not fire.

unschedule-social-post

Update a blog post's title, content, meta description, and/or tags. `content` replaces the entire body — fetch the current markdown first with get-blog, apply your edits, and send the full result back. Supported markdown: headings, paragraphs, bold/italic/strikethrough, links, bulleted/ordered lists, block quotes, code blocks, horizontal rules, and tables. Images and embeds are not supported via markdown — add them in the app editor. Keep content under ~50,000 characters to avoid truncation mid-generation.

update-blog

Update a campaign's name, brief, and/or dates. `brief` replaces the entire brief. Use list-campaigns to find campaign ids. Supported markdown: headings, paragraphs, bold/italic/strikethrough, links, bulleted/ordered lists, block quotes, code blocks, horizontal rules, and tables. Images and embeds are not supported via markdown — add them in the app editor.

update-campaign

Update a task's fields and/or status. `description` replaces the entire description. Use list-campaign-tasks to find task ids. Supported markdown: headings, paragraphs, bold/italic/strikethrough, links, bulleted/ordered lists, block quotes, code blocks, horizontal rules, and tables. Images and embeds are not supported via markdown — add them in the app editor.

update-campaign-task

Update an existing company by id. Only the fields provided change. Fails if the company doesn't exist — use create-company for new companies.

update-company

Update a custom-property definition: displayName, readOnly, and appending select options. The id and datatype are immutable, and options are append-only. Use create-custom-property for new properties.

update-custom-property