Holiday entries carry traditions and preparation rituals rather than names alone, which is what makes search_holidays worth having — it matches on descriptions and traditions, so the ritual finds the date. The mythology side is attributed to one named source, the Voytovych encyclopedia, and search_deities narrows by group (supreme, warrior, fertility, underworld, nature, household) instead of leaving you to free text. get_charm is the outlier: it maps a birthday to a patron deity and an ornament, which is a tradition being served rather than a record being looked up.
A reference server over a Ukrainian pagan calendar and a Slavic mythology dataset, answering by date, by season, by keyword and by deity, with the mythological entries drawn from the Voytovych encyclopedia.
- get_today_holiday returns the holiday for today or a given date with its name, description, traditions and preparation rituals, and get_holiday_details returns that same depth for a holiday addressed by name or slug.
- get_upcoming_holidays looks ahead across a days window, and get_season_holidays returns a whole season's holidays at once.
- search_holidays matches a keyword against holiday names, descriptions and traditions, so a remembered custom or ritual can find the day it belongs to rather than the other way round.
- get_deity returns a Ukrainian or Slavic deity or mythological figure from the Voytovych encyclopedia, and search_deities searches by name or filters by group — supreme, warrior, fertility, underworld, nature or household.
- get_folk_wisdom returns a Ukrainian weather proverb or agricultural saying for today or a specific date.
- get_charm takes a birthday and returns a patron deity, an ornament name and a protection description from Ukrainian pagan tradition.
Nothing — no account, no key.
One command — npx -y mcp-ukrainian-calendar