Yappy

Tools

Token cost is the o200k count of the tools list JSON, including schemas, before any tool is called.

• get_latest_release

  Get the current Yappy release of the Yappy macOS app: version number, publication date, release notes, and a download URL. Reads the same signed appcast the app updater reads, so the answer is never a

• list_releases

  List Yappy release history for macOS, newest first, with the version, publication date, and what changed in each. Use this to answer questions about what shipped recently or when a particular fix land

• get_pricing_plans

  Get what the Yappy app costs: the free Mac app, the per-backend cost of the language model that cleans up dictation, and the terms of the public API. Call this before telling a user about price — most

• get_frequently_asked

  Get the Yappy FAQ as question and answer pairs, covering privacy, requirements, cost, permissions, offline use, and how Yappy differs from other macOS dictation tools. Useful when you want a short aut

• get_system_requirements

  Get what a Mac needs before Yappy will run on it: the minimum macOS version, the required CPU architecture, install size, and every macOS permission Yappy asks for with what each unlocks and what brea

• list_product_features

  List what the Yappy app can do, as structured objects rather than marketing bullets: an id, a name, a description, whether the feature runs entirely on the user's Mac, whether it needs the network, an

• create_export_job

  Start an asynchronous export of a Yappy corpus — documentation, FAQ, or release history — as markdown or JSON. This creates a job on the Yappy API and returns its id; poll it with get_export_job until

• get_export_job

  Check an export job started with create_export_job. Status moves queued, then running, then completed; a completed job carries result.url pointing at the finished artifact. Poll no faster than the ret

• check_mac_compatibility

  Decide whether a specific Mac can run Yappy, given its macOS version and CPU architecture, and return the reasons. Prefer this over reasoning about the requirements yourself: it encodes the same rules