Interestnaut

Fetch descriptive metadata for specific catalog items by media type and numeric id.

Read only the items this person has scored 1-10, highest first. Ratings are sparse and deliberate, so they are the strongest available signal — a 9 means far more than a like.

Read this person's reaction history with their 1-10 ratings. This is the primary grounding for any recommendation — prefer it over inferring taste from a single mentioned title. By default this returns every opinion they have ever recorded, across all media, because good recommendations need the whole picture rather than a recent slice. Pulling the full set is the intended use; do not artificially narrow it to save room. 'skipped' is excluded by default and should usually stay excluded — it means they passed without engaging and carries no opinion, so it is noise for recommendation purposes.

This person's computed taste profile: five personality axes (0-100), a packed archetype code, and the archetype name. Derived from their whole reaction history, so it is a cheap summary when you do not need the item-level detail.

Set this person's 1-10 rating for an item. If they have no reaction on it yet, a 7 or above records a 'liked', 4-6 a 'meh', and below 4 a 'disliked' — an existing reaction is kept as-is. Use react_to_item when you want to set the reaction explicitly.

Record how this person feels about a catalog item, optionally with a 1-10 rating. Resolve the item with search_catalog first — this needs our numeric id, not a title. Re-reacting replaces the previous reaction and keeps any existing rating unless you pass a new one. Pick the reaction carefully, they are not interchangeable: 'meh' means they consumed it and felt nothing; 'skipped' means they passed without engaging and is NOT a negative opinion. Only record what the person actually told you — never infer a reaction they did not state.

Search the Interestnaut catalog by keyword across one or all media types. Returns descriptive metadata and a link to each item's page. Use this to resolve a title the user mentioned into a concrete item id before calling other tools.