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toc.get
Get the full table of contents of the Urantia Book. Returns all 4 parts and 197 papers with their titles. This is the best starting point to understand the book structure.
papers.list
List all 197 papers in the Urantia Book with their metadata (id, title, partId, labels). Use toc.get for a hierarchical view instead.
papers.get
Get a single paper with all its paragraphs. Paper IDs range from 0 (Foreword) to 196. Optionally include entity mentions.
papers.sections
Get all sections within a paper, ordered by section number. Useful for understanding paper structure before reading specific sections.
paragraphs.random
Get a random paragraph from the Urantia Book. Great for daily quotes, exploration, or discovering new passages.
paragraphs.get
Look up a specific paragraph by reference. Supports three formats: globalId ("1:2.0.1"), standardReferenceId ("2:0.1"), or paperSectionParagraphId ("2.0.1"). The format is auto-detected.
paragraphs.context
Get a paragraph with surrounding context (N paragraphs before and after within the same paper). Useful for understanding passages in context.
search.fulltext
Full-text search across all Urantia Book paragraphs. Supports three modes: "and" (all words must appear, default), "or" (any word), "phrase" (exact phrase). Results ranked by relevance.
search.semantic
Search the Urantia Book using semantic similarity (vector embeddings). Returns conceptually related results even without exact keyword matches. Requires OPENAI_API_KEY.
entities.list
Browse the entity catalog: beings, places, orders, races, religions, and concepts mentioned in the Urantia Book. Supports filtering by type and searching by name.
entities.get
Get detailed information about a specific entity by its slug ID. Returns name, type, aliases, description, related entities, and citation count.
entities.paragraphs
Get all paragraphs that mention a specific entity, ordered by position in the text. Useful for studying everything said about a particular being, place, or concept.
audio.get
Get the audio file URL for a specific paragraph. Accepts any paragraph reference format (globalId "1:2.0.1", standardReferenceId "2:0.1", or paperSectionParagraphId "2.0.1").
bible.books
List all 81 books of the World English Bible (eng-web): 39 Old Testament + 15 deuterocanonical + 27 New Testament. Each entry includes OSIS book code, full name, abbreviation, canonical order, canon, and chapter/verse counts.
bible.book
Get metadata for a single Bible book including chapter and verse counts. Accepts OSIS codes ("Gen"), USFM codes ("GEN"), full names ("Genesis"), and aliases ("genesis", "1-maccabees") — case-insensitive, hyphens/underscores tolerated.
bible.chapter
Get every verse in a Bible chapter, ordered by verse number. Accepts OSIS, USFM, full name, or alias for `book_code`.
bible.verse
Get a single verse from the World English Bible (eng-web). Accepts OSIS, USFM, full name, or alias for `book_code`.
bible.verse.urantia_parallels
Returns the top 10 Urantia paragraphs whose embeddings are nearest to the Bible chunk that contains this verse — the reverse of `include_bible_parallels` on the UB side. Pre-computed at seed time with text-embedding-3-large (3072-d) cosine similarity. Each result carries a similarity score (0..1) an
bible.search.semantic
Free-form natural-language search across all Bible chunks, ranked by cosine similarity. Each result includes the top-N pre-computed Urantia paragraphs related to that chunk via `bible_parallels` (direction=bible_to_ub). One query surfaces both Bible matches and the relevant UB content. Optional filt
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