Ask Nithyananda AI
Bringing the Avatar's Intelligence to you through Artificial Intelligence. Trained on 50+ years of teachings, 20 million+ digitised source texts, and 200,000+ hours of discourses.
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Last probed Sep 14, 2026 · nithyananda.ai
7tools discovered
List Pages
List every page on the Ask Nithyananda landing site. Args: none. Returns: { pages: [{ slug, title, path, kind, status, updatedAt, publishedAt }], count }. Examples: call with {} to see what exists before creating anything. Notes: "homepage" is the site root. "header" and "footer" are layout fragments with a null path — they render on every page, so edit them with care.
Read Page
Read one page, either as an editable Puck document or as readable prose. Args: - slug (string, required): e.g. "homepage", "support-center", "blog-my-post". - format ("json" | "markdown", default "json"): "json" gives the document to edit and send back; "markdown" is a flattened summary for skimming. Returns: { slug, path, title, status, format, data? , markdown? }. Examples: { "slug": "homepage" } · { "slug": "homepage", "format": "markdown" }. Notes: returns the draft when one exists, otherw
List Puck Components
List the Puck component types you may use in page content, with their fields. Args: - category (string, optional): one of homepage, research, blog, layout, hero, content, social, conversion, media. - component (string, optional): return full field detail and defaultProps for a single type. Returns: { categories: { name: [types] }, components: [{ type, label, fields, defaultProps? }], count }. Examples: {} · { "category": "homepage" } · { "component": "HomeAllFeatures" }. Notes: READ THIS BEFOR
Create Page
Create a new page and publish its first version. Args: - slug (string, required): lowercase, hyphenated. "about" → /about; "blog-my-post" → /blog/my-post. - title (string, optional): defaults to a title derived from the slug. - data (object, optional): an initial Puck document { root, content }. Omit for an empty page. Returns: { slug, path, title, versionNumber, created }. Examples: { "slug": "about", "title": "About us" }. Notes: fails if the slug already exists — use askni_update_page inste
Update Page
Replace a page's entire document. Args: - slug (string, required). - data (object, required): the complete replacement { root, content }. - publish (boolean, default true): true appends a new immutable published version; false saves a draft only. Returns: { slug, path, published, versionNumber }. Examples: { "slug": "homepage", "data": { "root": { "props": { "title": "Homepage" } }, "content": [...] } }. Notes: this REPLACES the document — read it first, or you will drop blocks you did not int
Edit Page Blocks
Apply granular add/update/remove operations to a page's blocks without rewriting the document. Args: - slug (string, required). - operations (array, required), applied in order. Each is: - { op: "add", block: { type, props }, position?: "start" | "end" | "after:<blockId>" } — default "end". - { op: "update", id: "<blockId>", block: { props } } — props are merged over the existing ones. - { op: "remove", id: "<blockId>" }. - publish (boolean, default true). Returns: { slug, path, publishe
Delete Page
Delete a page. Args: - slug (string, required). - confirm (true, required): must be literally true. Returns: { slug, deleted }. Examples: { "slug": "old-campaign", "confirm": true }. Notes: destructive. With Postgres configured this is a soft delete (the content item is archived and its versions are retained); in file mode the JSON file is removed outright. Never delete "homepage", "header" or "footer" — the site depends on all three.
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