polyglottika://user/vocabulary
User vocabulary graph
Exposes the user's active/learned word list, flashcard decks, and retention stats so the AI can tailor its explanations to the user's actual proficiency level.
Model Context Protocol
Coming soonTools, resources, and prompts so an assistant can work directly on your subtitle data and language databases — without copy-paste.
Tools allow an AI assistant (like Claude Desktop or a custom MCP client) to execute functions directly on your subtitle data or language databases:
What it does
Accepts raw .srt, .vtt, or dialogue script text, strips out timestamp/formatting clutter, and chunks the content into clean, sentence-level dialogue blocks ready for extraction.
What it does
Analyzes a submitted subtitle line or paragraph, extracts unknown words, determines their dictionary base (lemma) forms, and fetches definitions, readings (Furigana/Pinyin/Romanization), and frequency data.
What it does
Mimics a deep syntax breakdown tool. It takes a complex sentence (e.g., Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, French) and parses out particles, verb conjugations, tenses, and honorific levels, explaining why a sentence is structured that way.
What it does
Automatically formats a captured word, its English/native translation, and the exact subtitle/scene context into a structured flashcard object ready for Spaced Repetition Systems (SRS) or database sync.
What it does
Links shared characters or roots across languages (e.g., mapping Japanese Kanji to Korean Hanja and Chinese Hanzi) to leverage cross-language transfer when a user studies multiple languages on the platform.
Resources allow the AI model to directly read and reference your personal learning data or shared media repositories without manually copying and pasting:
polyglottika://user/vocabulary
Exposes the user's active/learned word list, flashcard decks, and retention stats so the AI can tailor its explanations to the user's actual proficiency level.
polyglottika://media/scene-library
Provides access to community-vetted subtitle scenes, game scripts, or story chapters for contextual querying (e.g., "Find me 3 examples of this grammar pattern used in our imported anime scripts").
Prompts act as reusable templates that users can quickly trigger inside an MCP-compatible chat interface:
immersion_drill
Generates a quick conversational roleplay or shadow-reading drill using the exact vocabulary and grammar lines from the user's latest subtitle import session.
ceo_explanation
Formats grammar and syntax feedback using a specific persona template (matching Polyglottika's "Language CEO" styling—such as strict syntax logic, classical elegance, or mythic storytelling).