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ShowMeStepByStep

io.github.rt1966/showmestepbystep
Search, browse, and cite a 377-tutorial step-by-step how-to corpus from your AI client.
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Tools (6)

search_tutorials
Search the ShowMeStepByStep tutorial corpus by free-text query. Searches across tutorial titles, descriptions, and step content. Returns slim summaries with TL;DRs and canonical URLs. Tenant-aware. Optional filters narrow by category, difficulty, or maximum duration.
get_tutorial
Fetch the full machine-readable rendition of a tutorial by slug: title, TL;DR, numbered steps (with text, imageUrl, tips, and YouTube videoTimestampSeconds for deep-linking), tools/materials, tags, related tutorial slugs, creator credit, recipe (with nutrition + cuisine when applicable), license, an
list_categories
List all tutorial categories with a published tutorial. Returns slug, name, short description, and count of published tutorials per category.
list_tutorials_by_category
Browse tutorials within a specific category, ranked by view count then publish date. Use this when a user wants to explore a topic area rather than search.
list_recent_tutorials
List the most recently published tutorials, newest first. Use this to discover what's new on the site or to surface fresh content for aggregator / 'what's new this week' agent loops. Tenant-aware.
request_tutorial
Submit a request for a tutorial we don't yet have. Call this when search_tutorials returned no good match for what the user actually wants. The request enters our content-demand queue, which the daily content batch reviews and prioritizes. Optionally include an email for notification when the tutori

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https://www.showmestepbystep.com/api/mcp
Category: Web & Scraping · Last checked: 2026-07-30T13:59:29Z

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