Feedspace

Look up a single Wall of Love page — its name, link, and the reviews it shows.

get_page

Get the public link for a Wall of Love — the URL the user can share directly with anyone.

get_page_share

See how many times a Wall of Love has been viewed.

get_page_stats

Show the available filter choices — forms, labels, and import sources the user can filter by.

get_filter_options

Look up a single review form — its name, settings, and which fields it asks for.

get_form

Get the link and QR code for a review form — the customer-facing URL the user can share to collect reviews.

get_form_share

See a form's collected review counts by type (video_feeds_count, audio_feeds_count, text_feeds_count) and how many times it's been opened (logs_count). The dashboard's views/conversion numbers come from list_forms (hits, reviews, conversion_rate).

get_form_stats

Get a form's text in a specific language. Returns the translatable strings (and any existing translation) keyed by translation key — translate the values, then pass them back to save_form_translation. Keys starting with system_text__ (validation messages, privacy notes, upload text) come back already translated: pass them back unchanged. Legacy forms only. The first request for a new language generates the translation and can be slow; if it times out, call again (the result is cached after the first run).

get_form_translation

Look up the full details of a single review.

get_review

See how many reviews the workspace has in total. (The endpoint returns only a count — for per-type or per-rating numbers, use filter_reviews and read the pagination total.)

get_review_summary

Look up the details of a single widget — its name, layout, and the reviews it shows.

get_widget

Get the embed code for a widget — the snippet the user pastes into their website to make the widget appear.

get_widget_share

See how many times a widget has been viewed.

get_widget_stats

Check a workspace's setup status and the user's permissions in it.

get_workspace

Bring a written review the user already has into Feedspace — for example a testimonial from email, a tweet, or a review on another platform.

import_text_review

Invite someone to the workspace by email.

invite_team_member

Show all the user's Wall of Love pages. A Wall of Love is a shareable landing page featuring their best reviews — it has its own public link they can send to anyone.

list_pages

Show all the user's review forms. A form is a link the user shares with customers so they can submit text, video, or audio reviews. Each form carries a form_kind — "legacy" forms can be edited with update_form; "ai_native" forms (AI interview forms) can only be edited in the web app.

list_forms

Show all the labels the user has created for organising reviews.

list_labels

Show the user's reviews, page by page. Each review carries the IDs you'll need if the user later wants to feature specific ones on a widget or Wall of Love.

get_reviews

Show everyone who has access to the workspace.

list_team_members

Show all the widgets in the workspace. A widget is a piece of code the user can drop onto their website to display their reviews — laid out as a carousel, masonry grid, strip slider, and other styles.

list_widgets

Show all the workspaces the user has access to. Start here when the user mentions a workspace by name so you know which one they mean. By default, present the results as a table with Name, Logo, Slug, and ID columns; if the user asks for other details, surface those instead.

list_workspaces

Pull a brand's colours, logo, and favicon from its website and apply them to the workspace — useful when setting up a new workspace so things look on-brand from the start. Heads-up: this also saves the fetched logo and favicon onto the workspace (same behaviour as the web app's fetch).

get_workspace_branding

Take one or more labels off a review.

unassign_labels

Send a fresh invite email to someone who hasn't accepted yet. Only works while the invitation is still pending — once accepted, there's nothing to resend.

reinvite_team_member

Save translated text for a form in a specific language. Get the strings first with get_form_translation, translate the values, then pass them back here. This adds a language translation; it does NOT change the form's base copy.

save_form_translation

Edit a Wall of Love — rename it, change which reviews appear and their order, set the review sort order, edit its design/appearance (heading, colours, fonts, toggles, inline CTA, navigation, custom CSS), change its public URL slug, or change branding settings. Only the parts you pass are changed; everything else is preserved. Look up the page first if you need to see what's currently set.

update_page

Set up auto-add rules for a Wall of Love page — automatically include any NEW review that matches these filters. Only the filters you pass are changed; existing rules are preserved. Look it up first to see the current rules. Filters combine, so a review must match all the groups you set.

update_page_automation

Edit any part of a review form — heading, allowed review types, button labels, star rating, reviewer fields, custom questions, thank-you page, colours, custom CSS. Look up the form first if you need to see what's currently set. Only works on legacy forms — AI-native forms must be edited in the web app.

update_form

Rename a label or change its colour.

update_label

Update many reviews at once — favourite or unfavourite them, or add and remove labels in bulk.

batch_update_reviews

Edit a review. You can change the review itself (rating, title, text, date) and the reviewer's details (name, email, phone, role, company, website, social profiles). Reviewer fields that the original form didn't capture will be quietly skipped.

update_review

Update an existing widget — rename it, change which reviews it shows (and their order), and restyle its appearance. Everything maps to the web app's widget editor: pass `name` to rename, `feedIdentifiers` to set the reviews, and `customization` for any design setting (layout toggles, colours, fonts, sliders, the inline call-to-action, custom CSS). Only what you pass changes; every other setting is preserved. Not every design field applies to every layout — fields that don't apply to this widget's layout are ignored. To change the layout type itself, create a new widget instead.

update_widget

Set up auto-add rules for a widget — automatically include any NEW review that matches these filters. Only the filters you pass are changed; existing rules are preserved. Look it up first to see the current rules. Filters combine, so a review must match all the groups you set.

update_widget_automation

Edit a workspace's name, website, or public URL slug.

update_workspace