OriginGrid

Search for AI agent information sources. Returns `structuredContent.sources[]` with {source_id, name, url, region, difficulty, score}. Read the array directly — no Markdown parsing. Then call origingrid_fetch for each source's URL to get actual content. [ASRP: Use FIRST to find sources. Then fetch e

Get details for a single information source by its source_id

List available information sources, optionally filtered by topic and/or region. Supports `limit`/`offset` pagination; the response reports the **total** number of matches so you can page through all results. [ASRP: Browse available sources by category. Use for exploration before planning.]

Submit a new URL as a source-card candidate (anonymous, pending review). [ASRP: Use AFTER finding a URL that is useful but not yet in the registry.]

Fetch first-hand content from a URL. Returns `structuredContent.data` with {title, content, url, cache_hit, fetched_at}. Read `.data.content` directly — the metadata and content are separated. Pass `delivery_level=excerpt` (default) for ~300 chars, `full` for complete content. [ASRP: Call AFTER orig

Get OriginGrid registry statistics

Find sources similar to a known source. [ASRP: Use AFTER finding a relevant source to expand your search scope before calling origingrid_plan.]

Search sources filtered by region (cn/global/academic/etc) and optionally by query. [ASRP: Use for region-specific discovery. Narrower than origingrid_search, use when you know the target region.]

Approve a pending source-card contribution (admin only; requires admin_token when ORIGINGRID_ADMIN_TOKEN is set)

Reject a pending source-card contribution (admin only; requires admin_token when ORIGINGRID_ADMIN_TOKEN is set). Optionally pass `reason`. Review loop: list pending → origingrid_approve_contribution(id) / origingrid_reject_contribution(id)

List pending source-card contributions awaiting admin review (admin only; requires admin_token when ORIGINGRID_ADMIN_TOKEN is set). Review loop: list pending → origingrid_approve_contribution(id)

Discover first-hand information sources for a topic from the OriginGrid local registry — no external search engine involved. Optionally narrow by topic and/or region. Follow up with origingrid_fetch(url) for live content or origingrid_get_source for details. [ASRP: Use FIRST for broad topic discover

Resolve a natural-language query into directly executable first-hand source URLs. Returns structured JSON with executable_url that the agent opens locally. Supports searchable sources (API/search URLs with query parameters) and navigable sources (key pages like about/products/docs/pricing). Does NOT

Generate an executable search plan for an AI agent. Returns a structured JSON plan with ordered steps, each containing an executable URL with method, expected latency, difficulty, and priority. The agent executes the steps itself — no search-engine caching. Steps within the same parallel_group can b

Execute multiple search plan steps in batch. Accepts `steps` (array of step objects from origingrid_plan) and optional `parallel_groups` (array of arrays of step indices). Steps within the same parallel_group run concurrently on the server — the agent doesn't need to manage concurrency. Supports per

Create a search session that persists across multiple tool calls. Generates a plan and returns a session_id. Call origingrid_search_session_execute with this session_id to execute steps group by group. [ASRP: Use INSTEAD of origingrid_plan+execute_batch when you need persistent session state across

Execute the next unexecuted step group in a search session. Pass the session_id from origingrid_search_session_create. Returns results for the current group and reports remaining groups. [ASRP: Call AFTER origingrid_search_session_create. Repeat until remaining_groups is 0.]

Get the current status of a search session. Returns query, depth, completed/total groups, progress percentage, and timestamps. [ASRP: Use to check session progress between execute calls.]

Submit feedback (rating 1-5) for a source returned in a previous search, using that search's `search_id` (from origingrid_search response). Feeds source quality signals; rating 3 = neutral, no positive/negative bias.