MCP tool
house_specify
Generate a complete multi-room house colour scheme from a single archive.
The house_specify tool is provided by Colour Memory. Install that server in your AI client and the assistant can call it directly.
Servers exposing house_specify
From the publisher:Generate a complete multi-room house colour scheme from a single archive. Where the retrieved evidence supports it, rooms are grouped by documented provenance (same object, same pattern colourway, same source citation, same designer, same period+institution); where it does not, they are grouped by perceptual similarity and the response says so -- grouping_basis reports which, and provenance_credit
Install Colour Memory →Parameter Type Description concept*string House-level concept or brief, e.g. 'Arts and Crafts movement family house' output_formatstring 'scene_brief' adds a Historical Scene Colour Brief for film and image work: per colour its place, date, observer, timing, source and do-not-claim lines, then DOCUMENTED VISUAL CONSTRAINTS, NEGATIVE / archive*string Single archive to draw every room's colours from, e.g. 'ArtsAndCrafts'. Required -- invalid names return a clear error listing valid archives. rooms*array One entry per room, e.g. [{label:'Entrance Hall', room_type:'hallway', orientation:'north'}] colours_per_roominteger Default 5. shared_house_coloursinteger Default 2. minimum_claim_strengthstring Evidence-grade floor, default 'B'. Explicitly supplied: a hard admission filter, never relaxed -- too few qualifying records fails closed with a per-grade availability map (ARCHIVE_EVIDENCE_POOL_DEPLE avoidarray Terms to exclude from retrieval. narrative_modestring Default 'evidence_only'. strict_semantic_colourboolean Default true -- excludes entries whose quoted colour language contradicts their stored hex. guidance_levelstring Who the guidance notes are written for. 'client' (default) for a homeowner; 'decorator' for a trade reader. The specification decisions are identical either way -- only the wording differs.
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