archive_search

The archive_search tool is provided by Colour Memory. Install that server in your AI client and the assistant can call it directly.

Servers exposing archive_search

• Colour MemoryB · 73HTTP

  From the publisher:Full-text keyword search across all archive colour names and notes. Find colours by name fragment, material, cultural reference, pigment type, or historical period. Complements conceptual embedding search with exact keyword matching. Examples: 'cerulean' (28 matches, e.g. Bourton Cerulean), 'Prussian' (187 matches spanning pigment history), 'medieval' (over 1,000 matches across period archives). N

  Parameter	Type	Description
  query*	string	Search term e.g. cerulean, Prussian, Ottoman, ochre, medieval
  archive	string	Optional archive filter e.g. oxfordshire, japan, pigment, keats, eic, racingsilks
  n_results	integer	Results per page (default 10, max 50 per call). This is a PAGE size, not a collection limit -- for a large collection (tens or hundreds of records) page with offset until next_offset disappears, and n
  include_full	boolean	Return complete notes and source fields. Default false returns 150-char snippets. Set true for report workflows.
  limit	integer	Alias for n_results
  offset	integer	Skip this many ranked matches before returning results -- collection paging. The response's next_offset gives the value to pass here for the next page; it is absent on the last page. total_found alway
  entity_mode	string	'text' (default): ordinary keyword search -- 'rose' finds any name containing the word, across genera. 'exact': resolve the query to a botanical entity and return ONLY records whose structured identit
  year_from	integer	Boost entries on or after this year e.g. 1400 for Renaissance, 1837 for Victorian
  year_to	integer	Boost entries on or before this year e.g. 1600 for Renaissance, 1901 for Victorian

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