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Nimt currently exposes two read-only tools. Your assistant chooses and calls them based on your question; you normally do not need to write JSON or remember tool names. Both require mcp:read and respect the connection’s workspace boundary. These are the customer MCP tools, not a list of everything the Nimt app can do. No write actions, visibility reports, citation analysis, or individual prompt results are available through this catalog yet.
This reference describes the current pre-release catalog. Custom integrations should discover the live tool definitions with tools/list and follow the compatibility guidance.

List workspace projects

workspace_list_projects lists or searches non-deleted projects in the connection’s workspace, including drafts. It returns project IDs to use in subsequent calls.

Inputs

For example:

Returned fields

Projects are currently sorted by creation time, newest first. Do not identify a project by its position in the list. Use its ID.

Pagination

Keep the same search and limit, and increase offset by the number of projects returned. Continue until the offset reaches pagination.total; stop if a page is empty. An empty result is valid when no projects match. Results are live, not a frozen snapshot. If projects are created or deleted while you paginate, page positions and totals can move. For an inventory, deduplicate by project ID and repeat the collection if you need a consistent comparison.

Get project metadata

project_get_metadata returns context for one project in the connected workspace. First discover the project with workspace_list_projects; do not guess its ID or use an ID from another workspace.

Inputs

Treat the ID as an opaque value. A project’s display name or website cannot be used in its place. Extra input fields are rejected by both tools.

Returned fields

A prompt can belong to multiple tags, so adding tag counts may exceed stats.totalPrompts. Inactive and deleted prompts are not included in those counts. The current tool does not return prompt text. A model appearing in trackedModels does not prove it has produced data yet. A model appearing in seenModels does not prove it is still tracked. The date range does not guarantee data for every day or every model between its endpoints. For practical examples, see example questions. For errors, pagination issues, or unexpected empty values, see troubleshooting.