Tune Companion
Tune Companion is a tunebook for people who play Irish and folk music at sessions.
Connect it to your AI and you can: Search The Session's catalog of about 20,000 tunes by name, type, key, mode or time signature, ranked by how many players know them. No account needed. Read any tune's settings, including ABC notation. Build a whole tunebook from one request ("15 well-known reels for a beginners' session, in sets of three"). Organise your library: folders, tunebooks, sets and playing order. See which tunes you're still learning and which you can already play. Share a tunebook by email or with a public link. Searching works straight away. Your AI asks you to sign in only when you use your own library, and you choose whether it can only read your tunebooks or change them too. Your AI asks before deleting anything or sending an invitation.
MCP connector
- Server URL
https://tunecompanion.com/api/mcp- Login
- OAuth
- Protocol
- MCP 2025-11-25
- Instructions
Tune Companion organises Irish and folk tunes from The Session (thesession.org) into personal tunebooks and sets. and work without signing in. Every other tool acts on the user's own library and needs them to sign in to Tune Companion.
Typical flow for "make me a tunebook of ...":
with kind, tonic, mode and sort="popularity" to choose tunes. Each result has a setting_id.
with the setting_ids, grouped into sets of 2-3 tunes of the same kind where it suits a session.
Share the returned tunebook URL with the user.
IDs: catalog tune_id and setting_id are integers. Everything in the user's library (tunebooks, folders, sets, saved tunes, entries) uses UUIDs. Read tools return the IDs that write tools need. Sets hold 2 or more tunes in playing order and can be reused across tunebooks. Deleting and email invitations are irreversible or outward-facing: confirm with the user first.
Tools
Reads data6
Changes data14
Deletes or can't be undone5
Skills
None in the store listings or on the server