Jiminny

List the organisation-specific filter values for search_calls — teams, call categories, CRM pipeline stages, languages and connected recording platforms — with their IDs. Each category is listed once, under the teams that use it. Ask only for the parts you need with sections, e.g. ['teams'] for team IDs; category descriptions come only with include_category_descriptions, and team_id limits the teams and categories to those teams. Call this when you need valid category, team, stage, language or provider values you don't already have. To resolve a person's name to a team, use search_members instead.

list_call_options

List the organisation-specific filter values for search_deals — deal pipeline stages (grouped by pipeline) and teams — with their IDs. Call this when you need valid stage or team IDs you don't already have. To resolve an owner's name to a UUID, use search_members.

list_deal_options

List the Jiminny data regions your account is active in and which one your session is currently reading from. Jiminny stores data separately per region.

list_regions

Find and browse CRM accounts (companies). Filter by name, website domain, owner, team, industry, whether they have open deals, and when they were last active. Use keyword to find the accounts where a topic came up in their calls or emails, with excerpts of the matches. Use when the user names a company, asks which customers have gone quiet, or wants to work through a set of accounts. Returns one line per account with its engagement summary; call get_account for the full record including contacts and deals, or get_account_activities for the conversations themselves. Industry values come from list_crm_options.

search_accounts

Find people at customer accounts. Filter by name, email, the account they belong to, job title, owner, team, and when they were last in a conversation. Use keyword to find the people in whose calls or emails a topic came up, with excerpts of the matches. Use when the user names a person, asks who the stakeholders are somewhere, or wants to find whoever they last spoke to at a company. Returns one line per contact with its engagement summary; call get_contact for one person's full record, get_contact_activities for their conversations and emails, or search_calls with contact_id to search inside their recorded calls.

search_contacts

Find and browse deals from the connected CRM. Search by name; filter by owner, account, team, stage, value range, close date and status. Each result carries current stage, active risks, activity counts (activities that took place) and value — enough to spot patterns across many deals without opening each. Use get_deal for full detail (stage history, contacts, CRM fields). Get stage or team IDs from list_deal_options, and resolve an owner's name to a UUID with search_members. To find the deals where a topic came up (e.g. a competitor or pricing), use keyword: it searches the deals' call transcripts and email subjects and bodies, and their names and CRM field values, and shows excerpts of the matches.

search_deals

Find and browse recorded calls and video meetings. keyword searches the call transcript and returns the matching snippet(s) with each result. Use title to find a call by its name. Filter by date, team member (member or member_id, scoped by member_role), customer, deal, category, AI score (ai_score_bands), stage at call, language, duration and more — all optional and combinable. Every result includes the AI score, so you can rank and identify calls without get_call. Set include_call_insights to add the summary, discussion topics and action items, include_participants for attendees, with_crm_records for CRM context (keep limit small when opting into these). Paginated — follow next_cursor for more. Use get_call for a transcript or the per-rule scorecard reasoning; resolve a person to UUID/team with search_members; get category, stage, language or provider IDs from list_call_options. To count how many calls a deal has, do not tally these results (they are filtered and paginated) — read activity_counts from search_deals or get_deal instead; those count every call that took place, recorded or not, so they can exceed the recorded-only total here.

search_calls

Find team members by name, or list who is in a team, and get their user UUIDs, teams and team IDs. Use this to resolve a person the user names into the member_id filter for search_calls, to find which team someone belongs to, or to list the members of a team (team or team_id, no names needed); with no names and no team it lists every member of the organisation. Names and a team together find those names inside that team. Accepts multiple names in one call, and can run in parallel with list_deal_options when you also need stage or team IDs. Members are listed in name order, 50 per page: the response says how many members match, and when more remain it returns next_cursor for the next page. Deactivated (former) members are included — flagged with active=false — only when your permissions allow seeing their activity; otherwise only active members are returned.

search_members