Origine Paris MCP Server

Returns the identity of Origine Paris, the Parisian fine jewellery house of recycled 18ct gold and IGI-certified lab-grown diamonds. Use it for ready-to-use brand facts (trading name, legal identity (SIREN), descriptions, positioning, the by-appointment address at 21 rue de la Paix, contacts, official profiles); for the underlying source markup use get_jsonld_graph, and for the catalogue use search_catalogue, not this. Read-only and side-effect-free: it returns a structured identity object plus a text copy, with the sources, the index timestamp and the canonical URL, taken from the site JSON-LD and Wikidata and served as published; absent values are reported as "unknown", never invented.

Searches the Origine Paris catalogue of recycled 18ct gold jewellery set with IGI-certified lab-grown diamonds: engagement rings, solitaires, wedding bands, necklaces, bracelets and earrings in yellow, white or rose gold. Use it for any query about a jewellery type, gold colour or diamond style, in French or English (accent-insensitive); for a full overview of the catalogue use get_llms_context instead. Read-only and side-effect-free: it returns the matching collections and products with their URLs plus a text copy, with the source, the index timestamp and the canonical URL, and an empty match list when nothing matches rather than a guess.

Returns the Origine Paris entity graph: the company and its founders as nodes, with the sourced edges between them (founded, chief executive officer, director, employed by). Use it when you need the relationships between entities; for one entity's own fields use get_brand_identity or get_person_profile instead, not this. Read-only and side-effect-free: it returns structured nodes and edges plus a text copy, every edge carrying its sources, with the index timestamp and the canonical URL, built from Wikidata and corroborated by the site JSON-LD; relationships absent from the sources are not asserted.

Returns the two founders of Origine Paris, the house of recycled 18ct gold and IGI-certified lab-grown diamond jewellery. Use it for a quick roster (names, roles, Wikidata QIDs, short bios); for one founder's full biography and career use get_person_profile instead, not this. Read-only and side-effect-free: it returns a structured list of the founders plus a text copy, with the sources, the index timestamp and the canonical URL, taken from the site JSON-LD and Wikidata and served as published; absent values are reported as "unknown", never invented.

Returns the raw JSON-LD blocks (Organization, JewelryStore and related) collected from origineparis.com, exactly as published; it takes no parameters. Use it to inspect the original source markup or read a property the curated tools do not expose; do not use it for ready-to-use brand fields, where get_brand_identity is preferable. Read-only and side-effect-free: it returns an array of the published blocks (each with its types and the pages it was found on) plus a text copy, with the source URLs, the index timestamp and the canonical URL; nothing is added, rewritten or invented.

Returns the Origine Paris catalogue context for agents from the published llms.txt: the index of collections and products (engagement rings, wedding bands, necklaces, bracelets and earrings in recycled 18ct gold with IGI-certified lab-grown diamonds), the site pages and commerce endpoints, plus a short agent context; it takes no parameters. Use it to orient yourself on the whole offering before a lookup; do not use it to run a query (use search_catalogue) or to fetch brand facts (use get_brand_identity). Read-only and side-effect-free: it returns the agent context and the published llms.txt (its URL and content) plus a text copy, with the index timestamp and the canonical URL; the llms.txt is authored by the site and served as-is.

Returns a detailed, sourced profile of one Origine Paris founder, the recycled gold and lab-grown diamond jewellery house. Use it for a single founder's biography, career with dates and references, roles, education and citizenship; for the two-person roster use get_founders instead. Provide exactly one of name or qid. Read-only and side-effect-free: it returns a structured profile object plus a text copy, with the sources, the index timestamp and the canonical URL, from Wikidata and the site JSON-LD; an unrecognised person yields an explicit "unknown" result, never a guess.