Your AI assistant can now read a deck, not just find it

The Pitchko MCP server has a new read-only tool, get_deck_content. Until now an assistant connected through MCP could list your decks and fetch their download links, but it could not see what a deck actually says. It can now read a completed deck's generated text — every section in slide order, in the deck's own language — so you can ask it to summarise the strategy a deck proposes, compare two decks, or point out what one leaves out. It uses the same decks scope as the other deck tools and the same access rules: a key only reads decks its user can already open. Nothing about cost, prompts or the underlying research leaves Pitchko with it, and like every Pitchko MCP tool it cannot create, change or spend anything.