Narrate

The societal challenges and sectors where Narrate did work for one audience group, taken only from the cases and clients its own page shows. A group without such proof gets an empty list. Name the group by its key ('municipalities') or the slug of its page ('gemeenten').

Everything about one word of the Narrate glossary by its id (from search_glossary): the term in both languages, its definition per language level, the words to avoid, an example, the words not to confuse it with, and its source.

Everything public about one source by its id (from search_sources): title, publisher, date, URL, licence, the literal quote Narrate leans on and where it stands, whether it was checked three times, and whether something overtook it.

How Narrate's services stand right now (website, signing in, data, workspace: working, slow or disrupted), the notice that is open, and planned maintenance within a day. The same answer as narrate.works/api/status and the status page. When Supabase itself is down this tool may not answer either; narrate.works/api/status then still does.

Narrate's published articles, newest first, as on narrate.works/materialen/artikelen (English /resources/articles). Choose a form to get one category: opinion gives the opinion pieces (/materialen/artikelen/opinie), guide the guides, longread the long reads, story the stories from practice, note the notes, ourWork the pieces on how we work. Returns each with its title, description, form, date, URL and the address of its card (narrate://articles/…); read one in full with read_page or that card.

The specials: Narrate's long, illustrated articles, with figures you can explore. Returns each with its title, description and path; read one in full with read_page.

Reads one public page of narrate.works as Markdown, opening with that page's instructions for AI assistants (how to cite it, what not to say). Use a path from search_pages, e.g. '/naslag/begrippen' or '/reference/glossary'.

Search the words Narrate uses for impact management (begrippen), in Dutch or English. Matches the word, its synonyms and other spellings, its translation, the words it replaces and its definition. Use it before writing about impact, so you use Narrate's words and avoid the ones it replaces.

The keywords Narrate tags its work with, by group: perspectives, phases, challenges, sectors, organisational forms, frameworks, technology and product forms. Each keyword links to the page where it lives, to read with read_page.

Search the public pages of narrate.works (articles, guides, materials, the glossary) by title, description and full text. Returns paths to read with read_page, with a short fragment where the words occur in the text.

Search the sources Narrate cites (reports, laws, standards, books, our own counts) by title, publisher or id. Returns ids to read with get_source. Cite a source by its own title, publisher and URL, not as Narrate's claim.

Hand Narrate's team a suggestion without an account: a correction to a page or a glossary word, a missing source, an idea. Say what it is about (subject) and what should change and why (body). Never put personal data in it, such as a name, an email address or a phone number: the suggestion is anonymous and Narrate cannot answer it. The team reads every suggestion; there is no reply through this server.