Seamark
Personal sailing voyage log: trips, legs, ships, crew and GPX tracks with honest statistics.
| Endpoint | https://seamark.app/mcp (streamable-http) |
|---|---|
| Registry version | 1.6.0 |
| Now | 13 tools · grade F (24) · pin ts_30ef11a4107c60c2d068eda290536073 · protocol 2025-06-18 |
| First / last listed | 2026-10-24 22:15 UTC / 2026-10-24 22:15 UTC |
| Grade over time | 2026-10-24: F (24), 13 tools |
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Tools: whoami trip_read trip_write ship_read ship_write person_read person_write leg_read leg_write track_read track_write stats resume
whoami | The authenticated caller's own profile (id, email, name, language). Takes no arguments. IDs are 6-character case-sensitive alphanumeric strings. Timestamps are UTC ISO 8601. Distances are integer meters. Durations are integer seconds. params: none |
trip_read | Read the caller's voyages: list (the caller's OWN log), list the trips others shared with the caller (list_shared), get one trip, get its combined map, and get its public share link (get_share). `get` composes trip metadata with its crew, charter, and legs (there is no separate crew or charter read). `map` returns a GeoJSON FeatureCollection with one feature per mappable leg — track-backed, or man params: none |
trip_write | Change the caller's own voyages: create, update, delete, replace the full crew set (set_crew, PUT semantics), set or clear the charter (set_charter — a null charter clears it), announce the trip to its crew by email (announce), and turn its public link on or off (create_share, revoke_share). Charter price/deposit are integer minor units plus an ISO 4217 currency code — never a float. Inviting a cr params: none |
ship_read | Read the caller's boats — a reusable, per-owner registry: list them all, or get one by id. The optional `flag` field is a ship's flag state as an uppercase ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code (e.g. "HR", "CZ"), or null. The optional `hullType` is 'monohull', 'catamaran' or 'trimaran', or null when unknown. IDs are 6-character case-sensitive alphanumeric strings. Timestamps are UTC ISO 8601. Distances params: none |
ship_write | Create, update or delete one of the caller's boats. The optional `flag` field is a ship's flag state as an uppercase ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code (e.g. "HR", "CZ"), or null. The optional `hullType` is 'monohull', 'catamaran' or 'trimaran', or null when unknown. Sending null for `flag` or `hullType` clears it. IDs are 6-character case-sensitive alphanumeric strings. Timestamps are UTC ISO 8601. params: none |
person_read | Read the caller's private address book of people — crew and contacts: list them all, or get one by id. Personal data (birth date, passport) is never shared across users. `linkedAccount` reports whether this person has accepted an invitation and is linked to a Seamark account. `isSelf` marks the ONE person in the caller's book that is the caller, so voyages with them on the crew list count as the c params: none |
person_write | Change the caller's private address book of people — crew and contacts (create, update, delete, unlink_account, mark_self, unmark_self, invite, accept_invitation). Personal data (birth date, passport) is never shared across users. `linkedAccount` reports whether this person has accepted an invitation and is linked to a Seamark account. `isSelf` marks the ONE person in the caller's book that is the params: none |
leg_read | Read a trip's ordered legs: list them, or get one by id. A leg's `statsSource` is 'track' when its stats, coordinates and times are computed from a GPX track, 'manual' otherwise. On a trip someone else shared with the caller, `get` reads a leg but `list` does not — its legs are in `trip_read`'s `get`. The weather fields are hand-entered observations, except the wind pair when `weatherSource` is 'o params: none |
leg_write | Change a trip's ordered legs: create, update, delete, reorder (a full leg-id permutation, reassigning seq 1..N), and fill a leg's wind from a weather service (fetch_weather). A leg backed by a track (statsSource: 'track') rejects an update that touches any computed stats/coordinate/time field with a stats_readonly error — its startName/endName/notes stay editable regardless. The weather fields are params: none |
track_read | Read a leg's GPX track: get the current track, and audit every kept/dropped point with its drop reason. Audit results are paged with offset/limit; a long track has many points. On a trip someone else shared with the caller, `get` reads the track; the audit stays the owner's. IDs are 6-character case-sensitive alphanumeric strings. Timestamps are UTC ISO 8601. Distances are integer meters. Duration params: none |
track_write | Change a leg's GPX track: import raw GPX text (inline, capped at 5 Mi UTF-16 code units — that is what the schema counts, so it is roughly 5 MB for plain-ASCII GPX and no less for a file full of non-ASCII names; the server-side pipeline caps are separate: 32 MB of bytes AND at most 75,000 trackpoints per file (#191) — a file over the inline cap goes through the REST upload route instead, and one o params: none |
stats | The caller's lifetime logbook statistics across their whole log — the trips they own AND the trips shared with them as linked crew. Returns totals (distance in meters, moving/total time in seconds, days at sea, distinct shipmates, best sustained 1/5/10-minute speeds in knots, average speed, earliest trip date), a per-year breakdown (by trip start-date year, newest first), and a per-boat breakdown params: role |
resume | The caller's sailing résumé — the record a charter company asks for before handing over a boat: one row per voyage the caller sailed with a known role, newest first, each with start and end date, the boat (name, model, length overall in centimeters as `loaCm`, hull type, or null when the voyage has no boat), the caller's role ('skipper' or 'crew'), ports-of-call countries (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2) and params: role, from, to |
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