resolve_music returns all three at once — where to play it, where to buy the file, and where the vinyl or CD is — ordered by trust, price and availability rather than by who pays for placement. The browse path feeds the lookup path directly: discover_music returns walls carrying slugs, and those slugs are what the resolvers take. Worth knowing before installing: music is the vertical that is live. resolve_game currently returns a coming-soon message, and books, films, podcasts and live event tickets are described as rolling out.
A product resolver for music: one query returns ranked streaming, digital purchase and physical media options, with a browse surface for exploring rather than looking something up.
- resolve_music, which returns ranked results covering streaming on Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal and YouTube Music, digital purchase on iTunes, Amazon MP3 and Bandcamp, and physical media on vinyl and CD through Amazon and Discogs.
- Ranking by trust, price and availability rather than by commercial arrangement.
- find_product, a router that detects the product category and sends the query to the right resolver when it is ambiguous.
- discover_music, which browses curated collections — charts, genre walls, moods, editorial playlists and artist spotlights — and returns walls with the slugs the resolvers take.
- resolve_game, for video game pricing across Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, Epic, GOG, Humble and Fanatical.
Nothing to supply — no account, no key. A slug for the resolvers, which discover_music returns with its collections, or a free-text query for the router.
One command — npx -y rootvine-mcp