Guide mycology research workflows using WeMush's MCP server for specimen tracking, research projects, cultivation analytics, and strain catalog exploration. Use when users ask about mushroom cultivation, research projects, specimen management, or mycology data analysis.
This skill helps researchers and cultivators interact with WeMush, a decentralized mycology platform for mushroom cultivation management, specimen tracking, and collaborative research.
Use this skill when users want to:
Before using WeMush tools, users need:
| Scope |
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| Description |
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research:read | View research projects and observations |
research:write | Create projects, submit observations |
specimens:read | View specimen data and lineage |
specimens:write | Record specimen observations |
analytics:read | Access research analytics |
catalog:read | Search strains and species |
List available projects:
Use list_research_projects to show public research projects the user can join.
Join a project:
Use enroll_in_project with the project ID to join a research initiative.
View project details:
Use get_research_project to see full project details, protocols, and progress.
Create new research:
Use create_research_project with title, description, target strain IDs, and protocol details.
View specimens:
Use list_my_specimens to see all specimens the user has access to. Filter by status, strain, or date range.
Get specimen details:
Use get_specimen_details with specimen ID for full information including current status, lineage, and observation history.
View lineage:
Use get_specimen_lineage to see the specimen's ancestry and descendants. Helpful for tracking genetics and cultivation history.
Record observations:
Use record_specimen_observation to log cultivation data including growth measurements, environmental conditions, health assessments, and notes.
Project analytics:
Use get_project_analytics for aggregate statistics including participant count, observation rates, and completion stats.
Outcome analysis:
Use get_outcome_breakdown to see success/failure rates broken down by strain, technique, or conditions.
Equipment analysis:
Use get_equipment_analysis to identify which equipment correlates with better cultivation outcomes.
Research trends:
Use get_research_trends to see patterns over time including seasonal variations and technique evolution.
Search strains:
Use search_strains to find mushroom strains by name, species, cultivation difficulty, or characteristics.
Search species:
Use search_species to find species information by scientific name, common name, or genus.
Get details:
Use get_strain_details or get_species_details for comprehensive information including taxonomy, cultivation requirements, and images.
View profile:
Use get_my_research_profile to see the user's research contributions, project memberships, and observation statistics.
Activity feed:
Use get_research_activity_feed to see recent activity across projects the user participates in.
User: "I want to start a research project comparing Lion's Mane growth on different substrates"
search_strains with query "Lion's Mane"create_research_project with:
User: "I need to log today's observations for my Pink Oyster grow"
list_my_specimens filtered by strainrecord_specimen_observation with:
User: "How are participants doing in the substrate comparison study?"
get_research_project for contextget_project_analytics for aggregate statsget_outcome_breakdown by substrate typeWeMush protects user data with:
Users can revoke access anytime via WeMush Settings > Connected Apps.
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See references/REFERENCE.md for complete tool documentation.