Krobot

Browse what Kromatic has when the user wants to see the options rather than answer a specific question: every downloadable template, the method pages of The Real Startup Book, Kromatic's other MCP servers (Fermi for estimates, Neumann for Monte Carlo simulation) or the agent skills list. Call it with {} for an overview of every group with counts and examples, or filter to page through one group, e.g. {"resource_types": ["Download"]}, {"resource_types": ["Book Section"]}, {"resource_types": ["MCP Server"]}, {"resource_types": ["Skill"]}. Returns titles, ids, kromatic.com urls and types, not the content. No sign-in needed. Next: pass next_cursor back as cursor for the next page, or call read_resource with an item's id.

Find the Kromatic method, example or template that fits the user's situation, such as checking demand for a feature before building it, testing whether people will pay a given price, getting first paying commitments before launch, or deciding whether to keep funding a project. Method names rank far better than everyday wording, so include them: "fake door test", "pre-sales test", "sales pitch test", "concierge test", "pivot or persevere". If you are unsure which method fits, search {"query": "Index of Questions", "source_keys": ["real_startup_book"]}. Returns up to 20 ranked excerpts (limit, default 5), each with document_title, canonical_url, resource_type and document_external_key. These are excerpts, not whole pages. No sign-in needed. Next: call read_resource with the best result's document_external_key.

Read a whole Kromatic page when an excerpt is not enough: a method's steps, thresholds, costs, examples and AI prompts, a blog post, a lesson, or what a template contains. Pass the id from list_resources or the document_external_key from search_resources. Returns the title, the kromatic.com url, the full text and metadata. Templates are described and their files named, but never linked. It never triggers a sign-in screen: if part of an item is withheld, has_access is false and access says what is needed, "requires_sign_in" (read it again after the user has signed in; it may then need a purchase) or "requires_purchase", with an access_note giving the kromatic.com page. Next: answer from the text and cite the url. Long pages come in parts: pass next_cursor back as cursor until it is null. For a template's files, call download_resource.

Get the actual files of a Kromatic template or worksheet, such as the Pivot or Persevere template, when the user wants to fill it in or share it. Pass the item's id or the download's slug. Needs a free Kromatic account. Just call it: if the user is not signed in, their AI app shows the Kromatic sign-in screen, where they can create the account, and then this same call goes through. Do not refuse or ask them to sign in first. If the app cannot show a sign-in screen, the call returns a "Sign in to use download_resource" error; tell the user this step needs a free Kromatic account. It changes nothing for the user; it only issues links. Returns each file's label, type, an is_example flag and a url. A paid file comes back with no url, access "requires_purchase" and the page_url where it is sold on kromatic.com. Next: give the links to the user straight away. They stop working at expires_at. Each call issues fresh links and records them as issued; nothing else changes.

Send a bug report, feature request or comment about Krobot to the Kromatic team by email when the user asks you to. Needs a free Kromatic account. Just call it: if the user is not signed in, their AI app shows the Kromatic sign-in screen and then this same call goes through; do not refuse or ask them to sign in first. If the app cannot show a sign-in screen, the call returns a "Sign in to use feedback" error; tell the user this step needs a free Kromatic account. Also needs the user's real email address as sender_email: ask for it, never invent one. They receive a copy. Returns a confirmation, or a delivery error. Next: tell the user it was sent, or report the error. For questions about the content itself, use search_resources instead.