PaKi Curator MCP Server

Confirm a purchase prepared with request_acquisition, once the buyer has seen it and agreed. It reserves the work and returns the bank transfer instructions: an account opened for this purchase only, and a reference to write on the transfer. Takes the confirmation code, the same buyer email and the buyer's acceptance of the licence and the terms of sale; every buyer also agrees to immediate delivery. Confirming twice returns the same instructions.

Send an enquiry prepared with request_inquiry, once the person named has seen exactly what will be sent and agreed to be contacted. Takes the confirmation code and the same email; what is sent is exactly what was shown, and only once. It never reports success unless the message actually left.

Prepare the purchase of one artwork, or of an album sold only as one set, for a named buyer: it shows the catalogue price (never negotiated, before taxes), the taxes for this buyer, the amount to transfer, the licence (private collection and professional display together), how payment works and what happens next, and returns a confirmation code. Nothing is reserved at this step. Show the details and the licence to the buyer, and only if they agree, call confirm_acquisition with the code. It can be completed only for a private buyer in mainland Spain or the Balearic Islands; a business or professional buyer in mainland Spain or the Balearic Islands; a business buyer in another EU country, with a valid EU VAT number; a business buyer in the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Liechtenstein or Norway, registered for VAT there; a business buyer in the United States; a private buyer in another EU country (VAT of their country, declared by the studio through the EU One-Stop Shop). Any other buyer cannot buy here yet, including a buyer in an EU territory with its own tax rules (such as Åland, the Azores, Madeira or the French overseas departments), or in Greenland or the Faroe Islands, which are outside the EU (not set up yet); a buyer in the Canary Islands (IGIC, not set up yet); a buyer in Ceuta or Melilla (IPSI, not set up yet); a buyer outside the EU (taxes of their country, not set up yet): do not tell them they can, prepare nothing, and pass them on to the studio with request_inquiry. The studio does not sell at all to a buyer in Russia or Belarus (EU sanctions): say so, and do not pass it on.

Prepare an enquiry to the studio — acquisition, exhibition or press — and see exactly what would be sent. Nothing is sent at this step: the draft is held for two days, seen by nobody, and deleted unless it is confirmed. Show the details to the person named, and only if they agree to be contacted, send it with confirm_inquiry and the code this returns. Requires a way to reply and a description of the space or project.

Where a purchase stands: waiting for the transfer, paid and waiting for the studio's approval, or approved, with links to the invoice, the certificate of authenticity and the download, which expire. While a private buyer can still withdraw (within fourteen days, until the download begins), it also gives the link to withdraw: if the buyer says they want to withdraw, give them that link. Takes the confirmation code and the buyer email.

Retrieve one artwork in full: technical specification, availability, price, the physics measured from its master, and, when available, the curatorial capsule. Accepts the identifier or the title — and when a title belongs to more than one work, it returns them all rather than guessing.

Search the catalogue of moving-image works by César Yagüe by free text, collection, resolution, orientation (including ultrawide), colour measured from every frame (a basic colour counts its whole family), price, year, loop length, rotation and availability. A short page brings each work's curatorial capsule. Asking about flashes or epilepsy returns the works with measured abrupt light events.

List the collections plus Singles, each with the number of works it holds. Ask for one by name to get its works in full. Each collection includes its curatorial capsule alongside the works it contains.

A high-level view of the whole catalogue: totals, collections, resolutions, price range, what is available, and how much of it has been measured.

Order the catalogue by one measured axis — rhythm of change, luminance, peak brightness, colour travel, empty space, and the rest — from lowest to highest or the reverse, and read where each work sits on the catalogue's own scale. Use it for questions like "the stillest work you have" or "the brightest, in this collection". Every number comes from the master, frame by frame; nothing here is described.

Describe a space and receive the works that fit it, each with the measurement behind the suggestion and its curatorial capsule. Room light, viewing distance, screen size, attention and movement are measured; collection, resolution, orientation, colour and budget are hard limits, and a work that may be rotated counts for the other orientation. If nothing fits, it says which requirement leaves nothing instead of offering the nearest thing.