Skeletable

io.github.eftpmc/skeletableVersion 1.0.0

Source-backed public tables with citations, claim checks, and reviewable corrections.

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{
  "mcpServers": {
    "skeletable": {
      "url": "https://skeletable.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

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Tools

16 tools

Tools of Skeletable
	Description		Read-only	Idempotent	Open world
`add_columns`Add columns to a draft you run, such as a blank one a person started. Returns the new column ids for fill_cells. Needs a token.	Add columns to a draft you run, such as a blank one a person started. Returns the new column ids for fill_cells. Needs a token.	No	No	No	Yes
`add_rows`Add up to 500 rows to a table you run. Each row is a name, or an object with its `values` by column id or label, so a whole tracker or dataset goes in a few calls. A row without a `key` gets the next free number. A name the table already has gets the values given for it, so syncing again from the same source is one call; with no values it's skipped. Say where the values came from with `origin` (`entered`, `imported` with a `note` naming the file or email, `link` with a `source`, or `generated`, which is the default without a source). Rows with values can go into a published table too; rows by name only into a draft. A table that requires proof takes rows by name only. Needs a token.	Add up to 500 rows to a table you run. Each row is a name, or an object with its `values` by column id or label, so a whole tracker or dataset goes in a few calls. A row without a `key` gets the next free number. A name the table already has gets the values given for it, so syncing again from the same source is one call; with no values it's skipped. Say where the values came from with `origin` (`entered`, `imported` with a `note` naming the file or email, `link` with a `source`, or `generated`, which is the default without a source). Rows with values can go into a published table too; rows by name only into a draft. A table that requires proof takes rows by name only. Needs a token.	No	No	No	Yes
`check_claim`Test a statement against one cell, such as whether a value in a draft or an answer is right. The verdict is `matches`, `differs` (with what the source states), `disputed` (sources disagree, see `conflicts`) or `unknown` (no acceptable source stated it, so say so). It compares values and doesn't judge meaning, so read the quote before relying on a text verdict. Use list_tables and get_table to find the cell first.	Test a statement against one cell, such as whether a value in a draft or an answer is right. The verdict is `matches`, `differs` (with what the source states), `disputed` (sources disagree, see `conflicts`) or `unknown` (no acceptable source stated it, so say so). It compares values and doesn't judge meaning, so read the quote before relying on a text verdict. Use list_tables and get_table to find the cell first.	No	Yes	Yes	No
`create_table`Make a private draft table, ready to fill, for anything from a tracker to a dataset. Its values say where they came from unless you set `proof` to `required`. Only `title`, `columns` and `rows` are needed now, but give `question`, `scope`, and a `rule` for each column if you can: a person has to supply them before publishing. Returns the column ids fill_cells needs, and the sheet's link, so tell your person to open it and watch it fill. Needs a token.	Make a private draft table, ready to fill, for anything from a tracker to a dataset. Its values say where they came from unless you set `proof` to `required`. Only `title`, `columns` and `rows` are needed now, but give `question`, `scope`, and a `rule` for each column if you can: a person has to supply them before publishing. Returns the column ids fill_cells needs, and the sheet's link, so tell your person to open it and watch it fill. Needs a token.	No	No	No	Yes
`data_link`A private address that loads a table you run as CSV, for a notebook, a script or a spreadsheet, with the lines to do it. Add `?columns=a,b` to pick columns and `?names=0` to leave out row names. Anyone with the link can read the data, and `fresh` makes a new one so the old one stops working. Needs a token.	A private address that loads a table you run as CSV, for a notebook, a script or a spreadsheet, with the lines to do it. Add `?columns=a,b` to pick columns and `?names=0` to leave out row names. Anyone with the link can read the data, and `fresh` makes a new one so the old one stops working. Needs a token.	No	No	No	Yes
`export_table`A table as CSV, ready to save as a file or load into a notebook. The first column is each row's name unless `names` is false. `columns` picks columns by id, in that order. With `proof`, each column is followed by its source and quote, and in a table whose proof is optional, by where each value came from. An empty field means no value.	A table as CSV, ready to save as a file or load into a notebook. The first column is each row's name unless `names` is false. `columns` picks columns by id, in that order. With `proof`, each column is followed by its source and quote, and in a table whose proof is optional, by where each value came from. An empty field means no value.	No	Yes	Yes	No
`fill_ai_cells`Save up to 200 answers to an AI column, each with the `row` and `basis` next_ai_cells gave it. An answer outside the column's choices, or to a prompt that has since changed, comes back with a reason. Each value is saved as generated, with the instruction and `model`. Needs a token.	Save up to 200 answers to an AI column, each with the `row` and `basis` next_ai_cells gave it. An answer outside the column's choices, or to a prompt that has since changed, comes back with a reason. Each value is saved as generated, with the instruction and `model`. Needs a token.	No	No	No	Yes
`fill_cells`Set up to 200 cells of a table you run. Usually a cell gives `value` and `origin` (`entered`, `imported` with a `note` like the file or email it came from, `link` with its `source`, or `generated`). Left out, the origin is `link` when there's a `source` and `generated` when there isn't. These can go into a published table too, and never replace a quoted value. A date is written YYYY-MM-DD, and a column with choices takes only one of them. In a table that requires proof, a cell instead gives `value`, `source` and `quote`, word for word from the source; each page is opened before it's saved, so send at most 25 of these at once, and only into a draft. If no acceptable source states it, give `checked` with the pages you read, and `none_stated` only if you read the whole source and it has no such value. The reply counts what saved and lists only the cells that didn't, with a reason, and `unchecked` names quoted values whose page couldn't be read. Needs a token.	Set up to 200 cells of a table you run. Usually a cell gives `value` and `origin` (`entered`, `imported` with a `note` like the file or email it came from, `link` with its `source`, or `generated`). Left out, the origin is `link` when there's a `source` and `generated` when there isn't. These can go into a published table too, and never replace a quoted value. A date is written YYYY-MM-DD, and a column with choices takes only one of them. In a table that requires proof, a cell instead gives `value`, `source` and `quote`, word for word from the source; each page is opened before it's saved, so send at most 25 of these at once, and only into a draft. If no acceptable source states it, give `checked` with the pages you read, and `none_stated` only if you read the whole source and it has no such value. The reply counts what saved and lists only the cells that didn't, with a reason, and `unchecked` names quoted values whose page couldn't be read. Needs a token.	No	No	No	Yes
`fork_table`Copy a table into your own account as a private draft, to extend or relabel: any published public table, or one you run. Every value keeps its proof or origin, and the copy remembers where it came from. Needs a token.	Copy a table into your own account as a private draft, to extend or relabel: any published public table, or one you run. Every value keeps its proof or origin, and the copy remembers where it came from. Needs a token.	No	No	No	Yes
`get_cell`The evidence for one value: the source, the exact quote, what kind of source it is and when it was read. For a missing value, where we looked, and `absent` means the source was read and gives no such value. `url` is the cell's lasting address, showing its proof, for citing. `confirmed` says how a second reader backed it up, and without it the value has been read once. `conflicts` lists sources that state something else, `history` lists past values, and `watch` says whether the quote was still on its page at the last check.	The evidence for one value: the source, the exact quote, what kind of source it is and when it was read. For a missing value, where we looked, and `absent` means the source was read and gives no such value. `url` is the cell's lasting address, showing its proof, for citing. `confirmed` says how a second reader backed it up, and without it the value has been read once. `conflicts` lists sources that state something else, `history` lists past values, and `watch` says whether the quote was still on its page at the last check.	No	Yes	Yes	No
`get_table`Read a table: its scope, its columns with the rule for each, a summary of what each column holds, and its rows. A null value is blank. `origins` says where a row's unquoted values came from, `ai` says how far each AI column has got, and `versions` lists saved versions. For a big table, read the summaries first and page through rows with `offset` and `limit`.	Read a table: its scope, its columns with the rule for each, a summary of what each column holds, and its rows. A null value is blank. `origins` says where a row's unquoted values came from, `ai` says how far each AI column has got, and `versions` lists saved versions. For a big table, read the summaries first and page through rows with `offset` and `limit`.	No	Yes	Yes	No
`list_tables`Find tables in the library. Each result gives its slug, the question it answers, its size and when it was last read.	Find tables in the library. Each result gives its slug, the question it answers, its size and when it was last read.	No	Yes	Yes	No
`next_ai_cells`The next prompts to answer for a table's AI columns, up to 200 at a time: blank cells first, then answers whose row or instruction has changed. Answer each prompt yourself, then send the answers back with fill_ai_cells, each with its `row` and `basis`. Repeat until it says `done`. `redo` also re-answers generated values that came from outside the instruction. Needs a token.	The next prompts to answer for a table's AI columns, up to 200 at a time: blank cells first, then answers whose row or instruction has changed. Answer each prompt yourself, then send the answers back with fill_ai_cells, each with its `row` and `basis`. Repeat until it says `done`. `redo` also re-answers generated values that came from outside the instruction. Needs a token.	No	Yes	Yes	No
`propose_change`Suggest a new value for a cell, with its proof. The quote must be word for word from the source and state the value. The owner reviews it before anything changes. Needs a token sent as a Bearer token.	Suggest a new value for a cell, with its proof. The quote must be word for word from the source and state the value. The owner reviews it before anything changes. Needs a token sent as a Bearer token.	No	No	No	Yes
`save_version`Freeze a table you run as it stands now, as a numbered version with a lasting link that never changes. Do this before training on a dataset or citing a table, and name the version you used. Needs a token.	Freeze a table you run as it stands now, as a numbered version with a lasting link that never changes. Do this before training on a dataset or citing a table, and name the version you used. Needs a token.	No	No	No	Yes
`set_instruction`Make a column an AI column, change its instruction, or turn it back into a plain column with an empty one. The instruction says what to work out for each row and names other columns in braces, like "Classify {Pitch} by genre". Its values never overwrite what a person typed, linked or quoted. Needs proof to be optional and a token.	Make a column an AI column, change its instruction, or turn it back into a plain column with an empty one. The instruction says what to work out for each row and names other columns in braces, like "Classify {Pitch} by genre". Its values never overwrite what a person typed, linked or quoted. Needs proof to be optional and a token.	No	No	No	Yes

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Registry status: Active
Published: Nov 1, 2026
Updated: Nov 1, 2026
Website: https://skeletable.com/developers⁠ (opens in a new tab)
Repository: https://github.com/eftpmc/skeletable⁠ (opens in a new tab)
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