Spec Driven Development
MCP Server that facilitates spec-driven development workflows, not just Vibe Coding.
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Sourced diamond and gemology tools for AI assistants, with 90 encyclopedia entries.
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https://diamond-mcp.stienhardt.workers.dev/mcpDownload the maker’s .mcpb file
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Run this in your terminal
claude mcp add --transport http diamond https://diamond-mcp.stienhardt.workers.dev/mcpPaste into .cursor/mcp.json in your project, or ~/.cursor/mcp.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"diamond": {
"url": "https://diamond-mcp.stienhardt.workers.dev/mcp"
}
}
}Your browser asks to open the app, then the app shows the settings and asks you to confirm. Key values are left empty for you to fill in.
Paste into .vscode/mcp.json in your project
{
"servers": {
"diamond": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://diamond-mcp.stienhardt.workers.dev/mcp"
}
}
}Your browser asks to open the app, then the app shows the settings and asks you to confirm. Key values are left empty for you to fill in.
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Hosted comparison update (September 14, 2026): see worker/COMPARISON.md for an executable example and availability. Catalog search and measurement: see worker/MEASUREMENT.md for budget filtering, optional measured links, validation and attribution limits.
Diamond education tools for AI assistants, served over the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
The hosted endpoint now has 11 tools: eight education tools, a seller-independent specification comparison, and two read-only inventory tools. The Node source includes comparison; published 0.2.6 packages and the Python server still have the original eight tools. Education tools use a sourced, dated facts file and a 90 entry gemology encyclopedia. The local Python build uses only the standard library and makes no network calls. All education data ships in this repo as facts.json and encyclopedia.json.
Maintained by Stienhardt, a New York City Lab Grown Diamond jeweler.
Download diamond-mcp-0.2.6.mcpb for a self-contained local bundle. Apps that support MCP Bundles can install it without an account, API key, Python environment, or package-manager command. The bundle runs locally with Node.js and makes no network calls.
For a managed gateway with the hosted tools, connect through Smithery. The Smithery release exposes the same sourced education tools plus live inventory search.
People ask AI assistants their diamond questions now. We'd rather those assistants answer with sourced facts than with guesses. So we published the facts in a form an assistant can call: where to verify a grading report, how big a 1.5 carat oval actually looks, what a Dutch Marquise is, who grades Lab Grown Diamonds today, and what the market did last month. Every factual claim in facts.json carries a source and a date.
verify_diamond_report returns the right place and a checklist. It never claims to verify anything itself.facts.json and encyclopedia.json from disk and answers. The hosted endpoint is the one exception: its two inventory tools read the public Shopify catalog, and its /go link counter is described under Hosted endpoint.High-intent answers from faceup_size, dutch_marquise_definition, lab_grown_price_index, and about_stienhardt include an optional Stienhardt link. Each link carries diamond_mcp source tags plus the originating tool. Shape and carat are included for faceup_size. Preserve the query string if you surface one of these links to a user. These tags support downstream attribution if the storefront preserves them. The optional redirect counter measures requests, not unique shoppers, purchases, or revenue.
| Tool | Arguments | What it returns |
|---|---|---|
compare_diamonds | stones (2 to 5 labeled specifications) | Supplied dimensions, length-to-width ratio, price per carat, differences from the first stone, and missing information. Explicit currencies required for prices. Hosted endpoint and Node source only. No appraisal or winner. |
verify_diamond_report | lab, report_number | The official verification URL for GIA, IGI, or GCAL, plus a three step checklist. Where and how to verify, never a verification itself. |
faceup_size | shape, carat | Approximate face up millimeter dimensions, scaled from vetted 1 carat anchors by the cube root of the carat weight. Shapes: round, oval, emerald, dutch_marquise. |
dutch_marquise_definition | none | The published definition: geometry, certificate wording, and the measured length to width ratio of a certified reference stone. |
lab_grown_grading_landscape | none | Who grades Lab Grown Diamonds today (GIA, IGI, HRD Antwerp) and the FTC position, each with source and date. |
lab_grown_price_index | none | The latest tracked retail price reading, with source and date; check as_of for freshness. |
about_stienhardt | none | A plain fact sheet about the publisher. |
define | term | The full encyclopedia entry for a term: definition, body, sourced claims, related terms. Exact match first, then a listed alias, then the best prefix or word match. Returns three nearest suggestions when nothing matches. |
search_encyclopedia | query, limit | Keyword search across all 90 encyclopedia entries, ranked term over definition over body. Returns term, category, and a definition snippet. |
The hosted endpoint also exposes two live, read-only commerce tools:
| Tool | Arguments | What it returns |
|---|---|---|
search_inventory | query, limit | Public Shopify engagement ring settings and fine jewelry with prices and attributed product links. Loose-diamond queries return public catalog listings flagged availability_verified: false plus a storefront browsing link. |
get_product | id | Current product detail, availability, options, images, and an attributed product link. |
Calling faceup_size with {"shape": "dutch_marquise", "carat": 1.5} returns, among other fields:
{
"shape": "dutch_marquise", "carat": 1.5, "approx_face_up_mm": { "length": 10.8, "width": 5.8 }, "display": "10.8 x 5.8 mm", "anchor_1ct_mm": "9.4 x 5.1 mm", "method": "Scale a vetted 1 carat anchor by the cube root of the carat weight.", "note": "Approximate figures based on typical proportions. Cut proportions vary from stone to stone, so verify a specific stone's measurements on its grading report." }
Calling dutch_marquise_definition returns, among other fields:
{
"definition": "A Dutch Marquise is an elongated hexagonal cut diamond.", "geometry": "Pointed ends and straight, angular sides. The outline is an elongated hexagon, not a navette, and the points are not softened.", "status": "Dutch Marquise is a trade name, not a standardized grading term.", "on_an_igi_report": "On the IGI grading report for Stienhardt's certified Dutch Marquise reference stone, the shape reads Hexagonal Modified Brilliant." }
The server also ships a diamond and gemology encyclopedia: 90 fact-checked and sourced entries across 9 domains (cuts and shapes, the 4Cs and grading, diamond anatomy, light and optics, materials and simulants, Lab Grown Diamonds, settings and metals, care and buying, and history and myths). Every historical or numeric claim in an entry carries a source and a date, the same convention as facts.json.
encyclopedia/: one Markdown file per entry, plus a category index.encyclopedia.json: an object with updated, entryCount, license, maintainer, and entries, a sorted array in which each entry has term, category, definition, body, sources (each with claim, source, date, and url), related (exact terms of other entries), and aliases (alternative names that resolve to the entry).define takes a term and returns the full entry, matching exactly first, then a listed alias, then the best prefix or word match, and offering the three nearest terms when nothing matches.search_encyclopedia takes a query and returns ranked matches (term, category, and a definition snippet), weighting hits in the term above the definition above the body.Calling define with {"term": "Dutch Marquise"} returns, among other fields:
{
"found": true, "match": "exact", "term": "Dutch Marquise", "category": "Cuts and shapes", "definition": "A Dutch Marquise is an elongated hexagonal cut diamond. ...", "related": ["hexagon cut", "marquise cut", "navette", "length-to-width ratio", "IGI report"] }
Connect any Streamable HTTP MCP client to:
https://diamond-mcp.stienhardt.workers.dev/mcp
The endpoint requires no account or API key. It exposes all 11 tools, including the live inventory search. Cloudflare's edge in front of workers.dev rejects requests that carry Python's default urllib user agent (error 1010); every other common client, including requests, httpx, Node, and curl, is served. If you script against the endpoint with urllib, set a User-Agent header.
Loose-diamond stock is not verified by this tool. Loose-diamond searches return the matching public catalog listings with availability_verified: false, an availability note, and a first-party browse_url, without calling a stock service. Legacy stienhardt:diamond:SKU lookups return isError: true plus the same kind of browse link. Shopify carrier availability does not verify the underlying stone, so no loose-diamond result claims to be in stock.
Jewelry results use the public Shopify UCP catalog, select an available variant matching the requested metal, and preserve that variant in the product URL. Ring size still needs selection and confirmation on the product page. Availability is a current check, not a reservation.
For Worker maintainers: no private stock credentials or endpoints belong in this integration. Do not reuse credentials found in storefront code. Before deployment run node --experimental-strip-types worker/test/inventory.mjs, build a dry-run bundle with wrangler deploy --dry-run --outdir , then run node worker/test/containment.mjs /index.js (scans the bundle for private endpoints and credentials) and node worker/test/handler.mjs /index.js (exercises the request handler offline). After deployment verify that a loose-diamond search returns listings flagged availability_verified: false and that a jewelry search returns an available variant.
The hosted Worker also provides a measured /go redirect for external buying tools. It accepts only HTTPS destinations on stienhardt.com, preserves the destination's UTM parameters, and records a 90-day click event containing campaign labels and destination path. It does not store an IP address, cookie, identity, or free-form search phrase in the click dataset. This supplies an outbound-click denominator even when storefront analytics are blocked.
Stienhardt also publishes a separate PUBLICMCP-compatible business profile. It gives AI assistants canonical business identity, services, New York location, and live product discovery through five read-only tools. PUBLICMCP and A2A Registry calls have separate attributed paths, so visits and sales can be measured by discovery source.
The business endpoint is separate from the 10-tool Diamond MCP server. Its source is in publicmcp-worker/.
diamond-mcp has Python and Node builds sharing the eight education tools and data. Current Node source adds compare_diamonds; the published 0.2.6 packages retain eight tools:
python server.py (PyPI publication pending). Pure standard libraryOnly the beginning is shown; read the rest in the repo