The White Report

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The White Report news archive: crypto and AI stories, search, full text, ticker, graded calls.

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{
  "mcpServers": {
    "white-report": {
      "url": "https://thewhitereport.com/mcp.php"
    }
  }
}

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code --add-mcp '{"name":"white-report","type":"http","url":"https://thewhitereport.com/mcp.php"}'

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Tools

12 tools

Tools of The White Report
	Description		Read-only	Idempotent	Open world
`calls_get`Machine format (wr.calls.v1, testnet): the full sealed envelope for one call id (e.g. ep.6). Use calls_list first if you do not have a call_id. Returns the full sealed envelope object for that call. An unknown call_id returns an error; if the store file is absent on this deployment, it returns {call: null, note} instead. Behaviour: read-only and public — no authentication; every call is logged in aggregate (tool name, query, result count, coarse client class; no IP addresses).	Machine format (wr.calls.v1, testnet): the full sealed envelope for one call id (e.g. ep.6). Use calls_list first if you do not have a call_id. Returns the full sealed envelope object for that call. An unknown call_id returns an error; if the store file is absent on this deployment, it returns {call: null, note} instead. Behaviour: read-only and public — no authentication; every call is logged in aggregate (tool name, query, result count, coarse client class; no IP addresses).	No	Yes	Yes	No
`calls_list`Machine format (wr.calls.v1, testnet): sealed per-call envelopes from the graded-calls ledger. Optional filters: state (grade_state), asset (substring of asset_or_event). Historical record only. Use calls_get for one call's full envelope once you have its call_id, calls_since to sync only what is new, and get_scoreboard instead for the human-readable track record. state matches grade_state exactly; asset is a case-insensitive substring of asset_or_event. If the feed is frozen pending reconciliation, this returns frozen:true with count 0 rather than stale data; if the store file is absent on this deployment, it returns count 0 with a note — neither is an error. Returns {format, frozen, ledger_count, count, calls} with full sealed envelopes. Behaviour: read-only and public — no authentication; every call is logged in aggregate (tool name, query, result count, coarse client class; no IP addresses).	Machine format (wr.calls.v1, testnet): sealed per-call envelopes from the graded-calls ledger. Optional filters: state (grade_state), asset (substring of asset_or_event). Historical record only. Use calls_get for one call's full envelope once you have its call_id, calls_since to sync only what is new, and get_scoreboard instead for the human-readable track record. state matches grade_state exactly; asset is a case-insensitive substring of asset_or_event. If the feed is frozen pending reconciliation, this returns frozen:true with count 0 rather than stale data; if the store file is absent on this deployment, it returns count 0 with a note — neither is an error. Returns {format, frozen, ledger_count, count, calls} with full sealed envelopes. Behaviour: read-only and public — no authentication; every call is logged in aggregate (tool name, query, result count, coarse client class; no IP addresses).	No	Yes	Yes	No
`calls_since`Machine format (wr.calls.v1, testnet): call envelopes with published_at after the given ISO-8601 UTC timestamp (v1 basis: published_at). Use calls_list instead when you need state/asset filters rather than a time window. The comparison is strict — only envelopes published after the timestamp are returned — and v1 covers publication times only, not later grade changes. Returns {format, since, basis, count, calls}; if the store file is absent on this deployment, count 0 with a note. Behaviour: read-only and public — no authentication; every call is logged in aggregate (tool name, query, result count, coarse client class; no IP addresses).	Machine format (wr.calls.v1, testnet): call envelopes with published_at after the given ISO-8601 UTC timestamp (v1 basis: published_at). Use calls_list instead when you need state/asset filters rather than a time window. The comparison is strict — only envelopes published after the timestamp are returned — and v1 covers publication times only, not later grade changes. Returns {format, since, basis, count, calls}; if the store file is absent on this deployment, count 0 with a note. Behaviour: read-only and public — no authentication; every call is logged in aggregate (tool name, query, result count, coarse client class; no IP addresses).	No	Yes	Yes	No
`event_brief_get`Machine format (wr.event.v1, testnet): one sealed event brief envelope by id; version optional (default: latest version). Use event_briefs_list first if you do not have a brief id. Without version, returns the highest-numbered version of the brief; with version, exactly that version. An unknown id or version returns an error; if the store file is absent on this deployment, it returns {brief: null, note}. Returns the full sealed envelope. Behaviour: read-only and public — no authentication; every call is logged in aggregate (tool name, query, result count, coarse client class; no IP addresses).	Machine format (wr.event.v1, testnet): one sealed event brief envelope by id; version optional (default: latest version). Use event_briefs_list first if you do not have a brief id. Without version, returns the highest-numbered version of the brief; with version, exactly that version. An unknown id or version returns an error; if the store file is absent on this deployment, it returns {brief: null, note}. Returns the full sealed envelope. Behaviour: read-only and public — no authentication; every call is logged in aggregate (tool name, query, result count, coarse client class; no IP addresses).	No	Yes	Yes	No
`event_briefs_list`Machine format (wr.event.v1, testnet): the scheduled-event coverage calendar and brief index (id, version, event, sla_met). Use event_brief_get for one brief's full sealed envelope once you have its id. Returns the calendar plus a brief index only — id, version, published_at, event, sla_met per brief — not the full envelopes. Takes no parameters. If the store file is absent on this deployment, the calendar and briefs are empty with a note. Behaviour: read-only and public — no authentication; every call is logged in aggregate (tool name, result count, coarse client class; no IP addresses).	Machine format (wr.event.v1, testnet): the scheduled-event coverage calendar and brief index (id, version, event, sla_met). Use event_brief_get for one brief's full sealed envelope once you have its id. Returns the calendar plus a brief index only — id, version, published_at, event, sla_met per brief — not the full envelopes. Takes no parameters. If the store file is absent on this deployment, the calendar and briefs are empty with a note. Behaviour: read-only and public — no authentication; every call is logged in aggregate (tool name, result count, coarse client class; no IP addresses).	No	Yes	Yes	No
`get_article`Full machine-readable article (the JSON twin: facts, sources, call, full text). Use search_articles or get_latest first if you do not have a slug. Returns the article's complete JSON twin exactly as published — headline, summary, key facts, sources, the call the article makes (if any), and the full text. The slug must be lowercase letters, digits, and hyphens; an unknown or malformed slug returns an error, never a partial result. Behaviour: read-only and public — no authentication or API key; served from the site's published article files, and every call is logged in aggregate (tool name, query, result count, coarse client class; no IP addresses).	Full machine-readable article (the JSON twin: facts, sources, call, full text). Use search_articles or get_latest first if you do not have a slug. Returns the article's complete JSON twin exactly as published — headline, summary, key facts, sources, the call the article makes (if any), and the full text. The slug must be lowercase letters, digits, and hyphens; an unknown or malformed slug returns an error, never a partial result. Behaviour: read-only and public — no authentication or API key; served from the site's published article files, and every call is logged in aggregate (tool name, query, result count, coarse client class; no IP addresses).	No	Yes	Yes	No
`get_latest`Newest White Report articles (headline, summary, dates, URLs). Start here for the newest coverage; use search_articles instead when you have a topic or keyword, and get_article for one article's full text once you have its slug. Returns briefs only — headline, url, slug, datePublished, category, summary, tickers, entities, and up to 5 keyFacts per article — newest first; undated legacy articles are excluded (search_articles reaches them). limit is clamped to 1-20. Returns {articles, note}. Behaviour: read-only and public — no authentication or API key; answers are served from the site's published article files, not a live database, and every call is logged in aggregate (tool name, query, result count, coarse client class; no IP addresses).	Newest White Report articles (headline, summary, dates, URLs). Start here for the newest coverage; use search_articles instead when you have a topic or keyword, and get_article for one article's full text once you have its slug. Returns briefs only — headline, url, slug, datePublished, category, summary, tickers, entities, and up to 5 keyFacts per article — newest first; undated legacy articles are excluded (search_articles reaches them). limit is clamped to 1-20. Returns {articles, note}. Behaviour: read-only and public — no authentication or API key; answers are served from the site's published article files, not a live database, and every call is logged in aggregate (tool name, query, result count, coarse client class; no IP addresses).	No	Yes	Yes	No
`get_scoreboard`Every dated public call The White Report has made, its grade date, and its grade (null while pending). Start here for the track record in human-readable form; use calls_list instead for the sealed machine-format envelopes (wr.calls.v1) behind the same calls. Takes no parameters. Returns the scoreboard exactly as published in the site's calls file — the same record the website shows, with grade null on calls still pending grading. Behaviour: read-only and public — no authentication or API key; every call is logged in aggregate (tool name, result count, coarse client class; no IP addresses).	Every dated public call The White Report has made, its grade date, and its grade (null while pending). Start here for the track record in human-readable form; use calls_list instead for the sealed machine-format envelopes (wr.calls.v1) behind the same calls. Takes no parameters. Returns the scoreboard exactly as published in the site's calls file — the same record the website shows, with grade null on calls still pending grading. Behaviour: read-only and public — no authentication or API key; every call is logged in aggregate (tool name, result count, coarse client class; no IP addresses).	No	Yes	Yes	No
`get_ticker`Market snapshot: crypto top 5, SI stocks, and metrics, with the snapshot timestamp. For the publication's dated predictions and their grades, use get_scoreboard instead. This is a snapshot baked when the site was last built, not live prices — the as_of field gives its timestamp, and the live ribbon on the website refreshes more often. Takes no parameters. Returns the snapshot object plus as_of and note fields. Behaviour: read-only and public — no authentication or API key; every call is logged in aggregate (tool name, result count, coarse client class; no IP addresses).	Market snapshot: crypto top 5, SI stocks, and metrics, with the snapshot timestamp. For the publication's dated predictions and their grades, use get_scoreboard instead. This is a snapshot baked when the site was last built, not live prices — the as_of field gives its timestamp, and the live ribbon on the website refreshes more often. Takes no parameters. Returns the snapshot object plus as_of and note fields. Behaviour: read-only and public — no authentication or API key; every call is logged in aggregate (tool name, result count, coarse client class; no IP addresses).	No	Yes	Yes	No
`search_articles`Search the article archive by keyword (headline, summary, key facts, entities, tickers). Use get_latest instead for the newest articles without a query; open a hit's full text with get_article (the slug comes from the search results). Matching is a case-insensitive substring match of the whole query against each article's headline, summary, key facts, entities, and tickers — not a semantic search; headline matches rank first, then newest first. An empty query returns an error. count is the number of articles returned. Returns {query, count, articles} with the same brief shape as get_latest. Behaviour: read-only and public — no authentication or API key; served from the site's published article files, and every call is logged in aggregate (tool name, query, result count, coarse client class; no IP addresses).	Search the article archive by keyword (headline, summary, key facts, entities, tickers). Use get_latest instead for the newest articles without a query; open a hit's full text with get_article (the slug comes from the search results). Matching is a case-insensitive substring match of the whole query against each article's headline, summary, key facts, entities, and tickers — not a semantic search; headline matches rank first, then newest first. An empty query returns an error. count is the number of articles returned. Returns {query, count, articles} with the same brief shape as get_latest. Behaviour: read-only and public — no authentication or API key; served from the site's published article files, and every call is logged in aggregate (tool name, query, result count, coarse client class; no IP addresses).	No	Yes	Yes	No
`telemetry_latest`Machine format (wr.telemetry.v1, testnet): the latest sealed compile envelope per telemetry metric; optional metric filter. Use telemetry_series instead for every envelope of one metric over time. The latest point per metric is chosen by its as_of timestamp; stale_flags lists metrics whose newest point the store marks stale. If the store file is absent on this deployment, latest is empty with a note. Returns {format, latest, stale_flags}. Behaviour: read-only and public — no authentication; every call is logged in aggregate (tool name, query, result count, coarse client class; no IP addresses).	Machine format (wr.telemetry.v1, testnet): the latest sealed compile envelope per telemetry metric; optional metric filter. Use telemetry_series instead for every envelope of one metric over time. The latest point per metric is chosen by its as_of timestamp; stale_flags lists metrics whose newest point the store marks stale. If the store file is absent on this deployment, latest is empty with a note. Returns {format, latest, stale_flags}. Behaviour: read-only and public — no authentication; every call is logged in aggregate (tool name, query, result count, coarse client class; no IP addresses).	No	Yes	Yes	No
`telemetry_series`Machine format (wr.telemetry.v1, testnet): every sealed compile envelope for one metric id, oldest first. Use telemetry_latest instead when you only need the newest envelope per metric. Points are ordered oldest first by as_of. An unknown metric id is not an error — it returns count 0 and empty points; call telemetry_latest with metric omitted to enumerate the valid metric ids. stale says whether this metric is in the store's stale_flags. Returns {format, metric, count, points, stale}; if the store file is absent on this deployment, empty points with a note instead. Behaviour: read-only and public — no authentication; every call is logged in aggregate (tool name, query, result count, coarse client class; no IP addresses).	Machine format (wr.telemetry.v1, testnet): every sealed compile envelope for one metric id, oldest first. Use telemetry_latest instead when you only need the newest envelope per metric. Points are ordered oldest first by as_of. An unknown metric id is not an error — it returns count 0 and empty points; call telemetry_latest with metric omitted to enumerate the valid metric ids. stale says whether this metric is in the store's stale_flags. Returns {format, metric, count, points, stale}; if the store file is absent on this deployment, empty points with a note instead. Behaviour: read-only and public — no authentication; every call is logged in aggregate (tool name, query, result count, coarse client class; no IP addresses).	No	Yes	Yes	No

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Registry status: Active
Published: Nov 9, 2026
Updated: Nov 9, 2026
Website: https://thewhitereport.com/agents⁠ (opens in a new tab)
Repository: https://github.com/CYAN-ECLIPSE-TECHNOLOGIES-LLC/white-report-mcp⁠ (opens in a new tab)
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