Retrieve the full list of languages available in the Sefaria database. Use this to identify supported languages for Jewish texts and resources.
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"Sefaria" matching MCP tools:
- Retrieve the hierarchical table of contents for all Sefaria texts, organized by category. Large static response—cache it for efficient access.MIT
- Extract Sefaria references from any text to identify citations and convert modern references to traditional ones.MIT
- Retrieve a random passage from the Sefaria library for daily study inspiration or to validate API connections.MIT
- Look up a Hebrew word in the Sefaria lexicon to get definitions, translations, and related words.MIT
- Retrieve a specific passage from Sefaria by reference (e.g., 'Genesis 1:1', 'Shabbat 2b'). Get verses, chapters, or mishnah with optional context, version, and language.MIT
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- AlicenseNot gradedqualityCmaintenanceEnables AI agents to access and query the Sefaria digital library of Jewish texts through natural language or direct tool calls.14MIT
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AlicenseNot gradedqualityBmaintenanceEnables LLMs to access and search Jewish texts from the Sefaria library through 15 MCP tools, including text retrieval, search, and manuscript access.23MIT
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- Locate relevant passages across the Sefaria library by full-text query, with relevance scoring and optional category filters.MIT
- Search Jewish texts in Sefaria Library using custom queries, filters, and word proximity settings to retrieve specific results efficiently.MIT
- Retrieve today's Torah readings, weekly parashah, and Jewish holidays from the Sefaria library.MIT
- Retrieve all available translations and versions of a text by entering its title, enabling comparison of editions and access to specific renderings.MIT
- Look up a specific name in Sefaria's database to retrieve details about a Rabbi, place, or other entity. Enter the name to access structured information.MIT
- Retrieve a topic graph to explore relationships between topics in the Sefaria library.MIT
- Retrieve the structural outline of any Jewish text, including chapter and section counts, to understand its organization before exploring content.MIT
- Retrieve comprehensive related content for any Jewish text reference, including links, sheets, notes, media, manuscripts, and topics. Discover all connected material in a single query.MIT
- Find related topics for any Jewish text reference to discover connections and enrich study.MIT
- Fetch links to related sources—commentaries, parallel passages, and more—for a text reference. Connect a given text with its associated Jewish textual resources.MIT
- Retrieve the complete list of topics in Sefaria's topic system for exploring Jewish texts and related subjects.MIT
- Retrieve Jewish texts from Sefaria by reference, with optional language, version, and surrounding context. Solves locating specific passages for study or research through a legacy API.MIT
- Retrieve a random Jewish text segment on a given topic by providing its topic slug.MIT
- Retrieve alternate manuscript readings for a specified text reference to support scholarly comparison and textual analysis.MIT
- Retrieve a list of commentary references for a specific Jewish text, enabling deeper study and analysis of traditional texts in the Sefaria Library.MIT