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Tools
get_organization— Get organization details (id, name, logo, key).list_organization_teams— List an organization's teams and members.list_organization_topics— List an organization's topics with sources and filters.create_topic— Create a content topic with sources and filters.get_topic— Get a topic's details, sources, and filters.delete_topic— Delete a topic.add_topic_sources— Add sources to a topic.remove_topic_sources— Remove sources from a topic.add_topic_filters— Add include/exclude/nsfw filters to a topic.remove_topic_filters— Remove filters from a topic.clone_topic— Clone sources/filters from other topics into a topic.unclone_topic— Remove previously cloned sources/filters from a topic.get_topic_results— Retrieve a topic's curated results with paging and term filters.create_custom_source— Create a custom source for an organization.post_to_custom_source— Post text/image/link content into a custom source feed.
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