Kismet MCP Server

Returns full details for a specific vacation rental property: description, bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchen, outdoor spaces, features, policies, and recent reviews. Use when a guest wants to know more about a specific property.

Get guest reviews for a specific vacation rental property or for the entire collection. Returns a summary and individual review texts that can be used to answer questions about guest experiences.

Show the guest's saved/shortlisted vacation rental properties for this collection. Call this when the user wants to see their saved properties or review their shortlist.

Save or remove a vacation rental property from the guest's shortlist. Reversible. Anonymous guests are tracked via the MCP session ID; signed-in guests via their guest ID — the tool reads the current identity from session context, so no auth fields need to be passed.

Primary search tool — use this whenever the guest specifies ANY filter: location, dates, budget, bedrooms, pets, or persona. Returns a ranked list of candidate properties as plain text with each property's slug, name, location, dated or anchor pricing, top personas/features, and tagline — formatted so the LLM can read and reason over them directly. After picking your top candidates from the returned list, pass their slugs to build_bookable_carousel to render them visually for the guest. Supports up to 5 date windows in a single call (e.g. compare March 15-18 vs March 22-25) and all location modes (region, point+radius, bounding box).

Returns a booking link for a specific vacation rental property. Use when a guest is ready to book. When dates are provided they are validated against the property's booking rules (availability, minimum/maximum stay, arrival/departure restrictions); if the stay is not bookable, the result carries datesRejected with the reason and up to three alternate date windows — offer those to the guest instead.

Present a curated set of specific properties as an interactive visual carousel. Pass `propertySlugs` in your chosen order, plus the collection_id(s) those properties belong to in `collections` — you get each candidate's collectionSlug from search_bookables. The picks MAY span multiple managers: pass ALL their collection_ids and the carousel renders them together with manager filter cards. Never fall back to a plain text list for a cross-manager set — this tool handles it. Call AFTER search_bookables.

Returns collection-level content for a VRM. Sections: "about" (collection info), "reviews" (guest reviews with ratings). Use for guest questions about the company, area, or review quality.

Search the Kismet network for vacation-rental collections (property managers). Returns ranked collections with their slug (`collection_id`), regions, property count, and supported tools. Use this when the guest asks which managers operate in a place or wants to choose a manager. It is not required before network-wide search: search_bookables and discover_collections span every collection when `collections` is omitted. Searchable via free-text `query` plus optional `region`/`category` filters — not a full dump.

Visually discover bookable-stay managers (collections) and their properties as an interactive carousel. OMIT `collections` to discover across the whole network (the widget shows manager filter cards plus an interleaved property carousel), pass one to feature a single manager, or several to compare. Each property card opens full details. Use this for browsing/visual presentation; use search_bookables when the guest has specific filters and you want ranked text candidates.

Get the signed-in user / guest Kismet account profile, identity, preferences, and account-level signals. Returns the currently authenticated user's (the logged-in guest's) Kismet profile: identity (first name), contact-channel status (whether an email / phone is on file and verified — never the raw values), account-level signals (linked property managers and collections the user has transacted with, plus membership status — which collections the user is an Insider member of), per-collection stay history (past and upcoming bookings with property names and dates), and a cross-collection activity summary (booking counts, last active, last booked across the Kismet network). Use this whenever the user wants to see their account, profile, or saved preferences, or whenever you need to personalize search results and recommendations for the signed-in user — common queries: "what does my profile look like", "who am I logged in as", "show my Kismet account", "check my preferences", "am I signed in", "personalize this for me". Returns an explicit anonymous state when no user is signed in. Anonymous browsing, search, and shortlisting are fully supported, so sign-in is not required for those flows. When `auth_state` is "anonymous", personal-account data (profile and identity, past stays and bookings, Insider memberships) is unavailable until the user signs in; the separate `sign_in` tool initiates the OAuth flow when the user wants to access it. This tool only READS the current auth state and never signs the user in.

Trigger the Kismet OAuth sign-in flow for the current guest. Call this whenever the user explicitly asks to sign in, log in, authenticate, or connect their Kismet account — common queries: "sign me in", "log me in", "log me into Kismet", "sign me into Kismet", "connect my Kismet account", "authenticate me", "I want to log in". The host will open its OAuth WebView and run the standard PKCE handshake; after successful authentication this tool returns a privacy-minimized confirmation snapshot (first name and verified-email flag only) and every subsequent tool call (get_guest_profile, get_shortlist, shortlist_bookable, etc.) will see the authenticated guest. Do NOT call this tool unless the user explicitly asked to sign in — anonymous browsing, search, and shortlisting all work fully without sign-in. After a successful sign-in, call get_guest_profile to surface the guest's full Kismet profile to the conversation.

Load READ-ONLY context from a Kismet guest token — e.g. a "continue in your AI assistant" link a property manager handed the guest. Returns the manager and the draft/considered itinerary the token carries (plus any current offer, when one applies), so you can have an informed conversation. This is CONTEXT ONLY: it grants NO account access and is never required for browsing. To actually claim an offer, save itinerary changes, message the manager, or book, the guest must sign in — call `sign_in` (the standard OAuth flow). Call this when the user pastes or references a Kismet guest/booking token or a kismet.travel/continue?kgt=… handoff link — pass it straight to this tool rather than browsing the URL; the token is extracted from the link. An unrecognized or expired token returns a clean invalid state (never an error) — then offer to sign them in.