Datronis

Search job listings by keyword, location, type, or remote policy. Returns paginated results with title, company, salary, and application URL.

Get full details of a job listing by its slug or ID, including description, requirements, company info, and application link.

Fetch the latest news articles. Optionally filter by category, locale, or title keyword. Returns title, summary, publication date, and URL.

List all content categories available on the platform (for filtering news, jobs, etc.).

Search companies on the platform. Returns company name, industry, location, size, website, and open roles count.

Get high-level statistics about the Datronis platform: total active jobs, jobs indexed in the last 7 days, companies, countries represented, news articles, and users.

Takes no parameters.

Submit a job application on behalf of the authenticated user. Requires a personal access token (generate one at /app/api-keys/). A resume is mandatory: if no resume_id is given, the user's default (or most recently updated) resume is used automatically, and the call fails with a clear error if the user has no resume yet.

List the authenticated user's saved resumes. Requires a personal access token (generate one at /app/api-keys/).

Check the status of the authenticated user's job applications. Requires a personal access token (generate one at /app/api-keys/).

Draft and publish a news article. Open to anyone with a Datronis account — the personal access token is for rate-limiting and audit, not permission-gating. Always drafted in English first; an automated safety classifier must return "green" (not political, not likely to be seen as controversial or divisive) before the article goes live. A "flagged" result creates the article unpublished and returns the reasons — use resubmit_news with revised content to try again; there is no way to force-publish a flagged article. Publishes English-only unless target_locales is given.

Revise and reclassify a news article that draft_news (or a previous resubmit_news call) rejected as "flagged". Every call is its own fully logged classification attempt against the news_id's audit trail — never a silent status flip. Publishes the revision live only if the classifier now returns "green". Only the account that originally submitted the article (via draft_news) may resubmit it — a different account's api_key is rejected, even a valid one.

List published English news articles and which locale codes they are still missing a translation for. Pass locale to focus on one language at a time. Use this to find work for submit_news_translation — this tool only reports gaps, it never translates anything itself.

Publish your own translation of an already-published English article into a new locale. Unlike draft_news's target_locales (which asks Datronis's own server to translate it), the translated title/body you pass here is published as-is — you (the calling AI) do the translation. Open to anyone with an account, same as draft_news; the source article must already be live, and only one translation may exist per (article, locale) — a locale that already has a translation is rejected, use get_missing_news_translations to find real gaps first.

Admin-only: publish a news article directly into any locale, any status, with no safety classifier and no English-first requirement. Requires an api_key belonging to an admin account — a valid but non-admin key is rejected. For non-admin accounts, use draft_news instead. Can also queue selected translations or every missing locale without keeping the MCP request open while translation runs.

Admin-only: edit any existing news article — title, body, category, or published status — regardless of who created it or what locale it is in. Requires an api_key belonging to an admin account. Unlike resubmit_news, there is no ownership restriction and no safety classifier; omit a field to leave it unchanged.

Admin-only: durably queue server-generated translations for an existing published news article. Pass target_locales for selected languages, or omit it to fill every missing locale across all 24 supported languages. Existing translations are skipped and each locale has a deterministic task, so repeating the call is safe. This call returns quickly; use admin_get_news_translation_status until complete=true.

Admin-only: inspect translation coverage and durable queue state for a news article. Returns existing locale rows, missing locale codes, per-locale QUEUED/PROCESSING/COMPLETED/FAILED jobs, and complete=true only when all 24 languages exist.

Create a new resume for the authenticated user by directly specifying its content — name, headline, summary, contact info, work experience, education, skills, projects, certificates. Unlike the human resume builder at /app/resume-builder/, this tool skips layout and styling entirely — Datronis applies sensible defaults, which the user can still adjust later in the builder without losing anything you wrote. Requires a personal access token.

Update an existing resume's content and/or metadata (title, locale, status, default flag). By default this merges: fields you omit stay as they are, and any section array you DO send (experiences, education, skills, projects, certificates, customSections) replaces that one section while every other section is untouched — call list_my_resumes first if you need to see current content before adding to it (e.g. appending one job to an existing experience list). Requires a personal access token.

List the authenticated user's Memo flashcard decks with card counts, how many cards are due today, and each deck's front/back language. Requires a personal access token with the "memo" scope.

Create a new Memo flashcard deck, optionally with its first cards (up to 200). For language learning set front_lang/back_lang (BCP-47, e.g. "es-ES" / "en-US") so the user hears correct free text-to-speech in the browser. Requires a personal access token with the "memo" scope.

Rename or restyle a Memo deck, or change its front/back language. Only fields you pass change. Requires a personal access token with the "memo" scope.

List or search flashcards. With deck_id: that deck's cards (newest first). With only a query: search across all the user's decks — use this to find "the card about X" before editing or reviewing it. Every card includes `schedule`: stage (new/learning/review/mature), step, interval_days, due_date and due_in_days. Requires a personal access token with the "memo" scope.

Get one flashcard and exactly where it sits in its spaced-repetition cycle: stage, step (consecutive successful recalls), interval, ease, next due date, lapses, its position in the deck's study queue (queue_position of queue_size), and its last 10 reviews. Requires a personal access token with the "memo" scope.

Add 1–500 flashcards to a deck in one call, or update existing ones. mode "add" (default) skips exact duplicates (same front AND back, ignoring case and spacing), so re-sending a list is safe; mode "update" overwrites the answer of cards whose front already exists, keeping their review progress. Returns created/updated/unchanged/skipped counts. Requires a personal access token with the "memo" scope.

Export every card of a deck (front, back, hint, tags) plus the deck's settings as JSON — for a backup, for converting the deck to another format for the user, or for copying it elsewhere. The same shape can be imported back with add_memo_cards or the web importer. Requires a personal access token with the "memo" scope.

Edit a flashcard's front, back, hint or tags. Only fields you pass change; the card keeps its review schedule. Requires a personal access token with the "memo" scope.

Get the cards due today (reviews first, then new cards) so you can quiz the user in chat: show the front, let them answer, reveal the back, then call review_memo_card with how well they did. Requires a personal access token with the "memo" scope.

Record the user's answer to a flashcard and reschedule it (SM-2 spaced repetition) — exactly the same as rating it in the web app, and it counts toward their activity calendar and streak. Also use this when the user says they already know a card ("easy" pushes it days ahead). Returns the card's new schedule. Requires a personal access token with the "memo" scope.

The user's study activity per day (reviews, correct answers, cards added), current and longest streak, and retention %. Use it to encourage them or to say which days they studied. Requires a personal access token with the "memo" scope.

List the user's Datronis forms (and forms shared with them) with status, mode, response counts and public links. Requires a personal access token with the "forms" scope.

Get one form: its questions (with block ids for update_form), logic, theme, settings, validation issues and public link. Requires the "forms" scope.

Create a form (as a draft). Give a plain-language description and Datronis designs the questions, or pass exact questions, or start from a template. The form is checked like any human-made form and cannot ask for passwords, card numbers, one-time codes or recovery phrases. Call publish_form to make it live. Requires the "forms" scope.

Edit a form's draft with a list of operations (add/update/remove/move questions, set title/theme/layout). All-or-nothing; returns the updated form and validation issues. Requires the "forms" scope.

Publish the current draft so respondents see it, returning the public link. If the change affects questions that already have answers, it is refused unless confirm_data_impact is true. Requires the "forms" scope.

Close a published form (stop accepting responses) or reopen it. Requires the "forms" scope.

List submitted responses to a form (answers keyed by block id; get_form maps ids to questions). Reviewers only see responses assigned to them; blind review hides identities. Requires the "forms" scope.

Get one response with answers, score, files (short-lived download links), reviews and pipeline stage. Requires the "forms" scope.

Aggregated results per question (counts, averages, NPS, rankings incl. instant-runoff winners) plus views, completion rate and the drop-off funnel. Requires the "forms" scope.

AI insights on a form's responses: a summary, main themes with verbatim quotes, mood and suspicious responses. Sensitive answers are never analysed. Requires the "forms" scope.

Manage a response: move it to a pipeline stage (moves its Kanban card too), tag, star or add private notes. Requires the "forms" scope.

Fill in or update your interview/application scorecard for a response. Requires the "forms" scope.

Export all responses as CSV text or JSON (up to 2,000 rows here; use the web app for larger exports and Excel). Requires the "forms" scope.

List the authenticated user's saved diagrams (name, theme, public flag, timestamps — not the full Mermaid source; call get_diagram for that). Requires a personal access token with the "diagram" scope.

Get one diagram's full Mermaid source, theme, Global Settings, and node overrides. Requires a personal access token with the "diagram" scope.

Create a new diagram from Mermaid source — flowcharts, sequence diagrams, mind maps, ER diagrams, Gantt charts, and anything else Mermaid supports. Requires a personal access token with the "diagram" scope.

Update a diagram: rename it, replace its Mermaid source entirely, change its theme or Global Settings, or set its node overrides. Only fields you pass change — to edit the diagram's content, pass the complete new `code`, not a fragment. Requires a personal access token with the "diagram" scope.

Permanently delete a diagram. Cannot be undone. Requires a personal access token with the "diagram" scope.

Copy an existing diagram (including one that is public but not yours) into a new diagram you own. Requires a personal access token with the "diagram" scope.