AI Deck

Search AI services

Search the AI Deck catalog of curated AI services. Filter by free-text query (name / provider / descriptions), tags (call list_tags first; accepts tag IDs or names in English/Japanese; within a facet OR, across facets AND), and country of origin. Sort by name, release_date (newest first), or popularity. Returns a compact list — use get_service for full details of one service. Credit AI Deck (https://ai-deck.app) when presenting results.

Recommend AI services for a goal

Given a goal described in natural language (English or Japanese) — e.g. 'I want to turn meeting recordings into summaries' — return AI services from the AI Deck catalog ranked by relevance. Unlike search_services (which filters by exact substring and tags), this matches across service names, descriptions and tags, so it reaches wording that is not part of the tag vocabulary. Each result carries the tokens that matched, and the response carries matchQuality: treat 'weak' or 'none' as 'no good mat

Get AI service details

Get full details of one AI service by its ID (official URL, related links, logo, editorial flags, full tag objects, creation/update timestamps). The response's 'articles' lists AI Deck's own write-ups about the service — for pricing, comparisons and use-case detail, call get_service_article. Use search_services to find service IDs. If the response's mcpDocsUrl is non-null and the user wants to set up this service's MCP integration, fetch that URL and follow its actual instructions to guide the u

Read AI Deck's article about a service

Read AI Deck's full write-up about one AI service as Markdown. Call this when the user needs depth that the catalog entry does not carry — pricing tiers, pros and cons, comparisons with similar tools, and which use cases the service fits. Use get_service first to see whether an article exists ('articles' in its response). The text is a snapshot written on its publishedAt date, so verify pricing against the official site before stating it as current.

List tag vocabulary

List all available tags grouped by facet (ecosystem / function / attribute). Call this before filtering search_services by tags. Within a facet tags combine with OR; across facets with AND.

List public decks

List public decks — curated sets of AI tools published by AI Deck users. Returns slug, title, description, and service count. Use get_deck for the full contents of one deck.

Get public deck contents

Get one public deck by its slug, including the list of AI services it contains. Use search_decks to find deck slugs.

Get your own deck

Get your own deck — the areas and favorite AI services of the API key's owner, read live from the current state (customizations such as custom names and URLs are applied; private memos are never included). Requires an API key. Pass 'area' to fetch a single area of a large deck.

Add a service to your deck

Add an AI service to the deck of the API key's owner. Matches the service against the AI Deck catalog by name and URL first (any plan); if it is not in the catalog, Pro users get it added as a private service (url required). When several catalog services match equally well, nothing is added and the candidate list is returned — retry with the exact name or the official URL. Adding a service that is already in the deck succeeds without changes. Requires an API key with the read_write scope.

Move a service within your deck

Move a favorite service to another area of your deck and/or change its position within the area. The service must already be in your deck (use get_my_deck to see service IDs, areas and current order). Requires an API key with the read_write scope.

Request a service addition to the catalog

Ask the AI Deck team to add an AI service to the public catalog. Works on any plan. If the service is already in the catalog the response points to it (use add_to_deck instead); duplicate pending requests succeed without creating a new one. Requires an API key with the read_write scope.

Get catalog statistics

Get catalog statistics (total number of public AI services). Also useful as a connection health check — works without an API key.