Material Hub - Integrated Materials Management Platform
Material Hub - Integrated Materials Management Platform
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Get My Profile — Return the authenticated caller's own Acelab profile.
Identifies who the forwarded token belongs to — name, email, company, and
roles. Read-only; the caller only ever sees their own account.
List Projects — List the Acelab projects the calling user can see.
Use this when the user wants an overview of their projects — e.g. "what
projects do I have" or "list my projects" — rather than one named project's
detail (use `get_project` for that). Read-only, listed as the calling user,
so results respect their permissions.
Returns the total project count plus up to `limit` projects, each trimmed to
id, name, custom_project_id, phase, product_count, member_count, and
created_date.
Search Products — Search the Acelab product catalog for building products.
Use this whenever the user wants to find, discover, or look up building
products, materials, or manufacturers by what they need — e.g. "find low-VOC
acoustic ceiling tiles", "what fire-rated gypsum board is available", or
"show me PET felt baffles". Read-only. Matching is semantic (meaning, not
just keywords); the matched products are then fetched as the calling user,
so results respect their permissions.
Returns the total match count pl
Get Product — Get a single Acelab product's details by name or id.
Use this when the user names one specific product they want the details of —
e.g. "get the details for Tectum baffles". Pass the product name (what the
user says); if you already have the product's id/UUID (e.g. an ``id`` from
`search_products`) you may pass that instead — either works. Read-only,
fetched as the calling user. To browse/search the catalog, use
`search_products` instead.
When a name doesn't resolve to a single exact match — se
Get Project — Get a single Acelab project's details by name or id.
Use this when the user names one specific project they want the details of —
e.g. "show me the Downtown Office project". Pass the project name (what the
user says); if you already have its id/UUID you may pass that instead. Names
are matched across the projects the caller can see, so results respect their
permissions. Read-only, fetched as the calling user.
When a name doesn't resolve to a single exact match — several projects match,
or only
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Get Schedule — Get a project schedule view's displayed columns and product rows.
Use this when the user names a specific schedule they want the contents of —
e.g. "show me the finishes schedule on the Downtown Office project". Because a
schedule lives inside a project, look it up by **schedule name plus the
`project`** it belongs to (project name or id). If you already have the
schedule's id/UUID you may pass just that (no `project` needed). Read-only,
fetched as the calling user.
Returns the columns the vie
List Schedules — List the schedule views in an Acelab project.
Use this to discover a project's schedule names before calling
`get_schedule` — e.g. "what schedules does the Downtown Office project
have". Read-only, listed as the calling user, so results respect their
permissions.
Returns the total schedule count plus every schedule view, each trimmed to
id, name, bundle_name, and is_default_view.
When the project name doesn't resolve to a single project, this returns
``{"matches": [...]}`` instead (id + name
List Product Categories — List the Acelab catalog's product categories.
Use this to discover a valid `category` value for `search_products` (whose
`category` param must match a catalog category exactly) instead of
guessing. Read-only; not scoped to a project.
Returns the total category count plus every category (flattened across all
MasterFormat sections), each trimmed to id, name, master_format_name (the
section it's grouped under), and product_count.
List Project Manufacturers — List the manufacturers already in use on an Acelab project.
Use this when the user wants to know which manufacturers/companies are
already present in a project — e.g. "which manufacturers are on the
Downtown Office project". Read-only, listed as the calling user, so
results respect their permissions.
Returns the total count plus every manufacturer, each trimmed to id and
name.
When the project name doesn't resolve to a single project, this returns
``{"matches": [...]}`` instead (id + name for
List Smart Docs — List the SmartDocs in an Acelab project (metadata only).
SmartDocs are the documents written in Acelab's Document Builder. Use this
when the user asks about their SmartDocs — e.g. "what SmartDocs are on the
Downtown Office project". For uploaded files (PDFs, drawings, specs), use
`list_project_files` instead. Returns metadata only, not each SmartDoc's
content. Read-only, listed as the calling user, so results respect their
permissions.
Returns the total count plus every SmartDoc, each trimmed
List Project Documents — Deprecated: use `list_smart_docs`. Lists a project's SmartDocs.
Returns SmartDocs (Document Builder documents) only, not uploaded files —
for uploaded files use `list_project_files`. Same result as
`list_smart_docs`, with the list under ``documents`` (metadata only: id,
name, page_count, created_by_user_id, created_date, modified_date). Kept
for one release so existing callers keep working.
When the project name doesn't resolve to a single project, this returns
``{"matches": [...]}`` instead (
Search Manufacturers — Search Acelab for a manufacturer/company by name.
Use this when the user wants to look up a manufacturer or company —
e.g. "find the manufacturer EzoBord" or "search companies for Tectum".
Read-only, and searched as the calling user, so results respect their
permissions.
Returns the total match count plus the top matching companies, each
trimmed to id, name, initials, and url_slug.
List Project Members — List the members collaborating on an Acelab project.
Use this when the user wants to know who's on a project — e.g. "who's
collaborating on the Downtown Office project". Read-only, listed as the
calling user, so results respect their permissions.
Returns the total count plus every member, each trimmed to id, name,
email, and job_title.
When the project name doesn't resolve to a single project, this returns
``{"matches": [...]}`` instead (id + name for each); re-call with the exact
``id`` of t
List Project Folders — List the folders of an Acelab project's Documents, as paths.
Use this when the user asks how a project's files are organized, or to find
a folder name to pass to `list_project_files`. Read-only, listed as the
calling user, so results respect their permissions.
Returns the total count plus every folder, sorted by path. Each folder has
id, name, path (the full location, e.g. "Specs / Division 09"), parent_id
(null at the top level), and item_count (the items directly in it, not in
its sub-folder
List Project Files — List the files in an Acelab project's Documents (metadata only).
Use this when the user asks what files, drawings, specs or documents a
project has — e.g. "what files are on the Downtown Office project" or
"what's in the Specs folder". It covers every source: uploaded files
(``source_type`` "upload"), SmartDocs ("smart_doc"), saved SmartDoc
snapshots ("smart_doc_snapshot") and, inside a smart folder, the files in
a File column of the project's schedule ("schedule_file"). Read-only,
listed as th
Get Project File — Get one file's metadata and summary from an Acelab project's Documents.
Use this when the user asks about one specific file — e.g. "tell me about
the structural specs PDF on the Downtown Office project". Pass the file's
name (or its id from `list_project_files`) and the project it belongs to.
Read-only, fetched as the calling user.
Returns the same fields as a `list_project_files` item plus ``summary``.
For a schedule file (``source_type`` "schedule_file"), ``schedule_sources``
names the produ
Get Rep Contacts — Find who to contact at a manufacturer about a product on a project.
Use this when the user asks who to contact, who their rep is, or asks
about pricing, samples, lead times, availability, or a quote for a
product — e.g. "who do I talk to about pricing for the Kubica tiles on
Downtown Office" or "can I get samples of this". Pass the project and the
product (or the manufacturer) by name or id. Read-only, resolved as the
calling user, so the reps and the action flags respect their permissions.
Re
Find Page — Find which Acelab page to go to for a task or question.
Use this when the user asks where/how to do something on the Acelab site
itself — e.g. "how do I upload documents to a project" — not a question
about their data. Pass their task or question in plain language.
Always returns ``{"matches": [...]}`` rather than guessing: a single
confident match comes back as the only item in ``matches``; an ambiguous
query returns several candidates to pick from; a query with no real match
returns an empty
Search Help Center — Search the public Acelab help center for how-to articles.
Use this when the user asks how an Acelab feature works or how to do
something in Acelab — e.g. "how do I add a custom product to a schedule",
"how do I invite my team", "what do the permission levels mean". Answer from
the returned excerpts, and give the article ``url`` so the user can read
more. For where a page is on the site, use ``find_page``; for the user's own
data, use the other tools.
Each result is one matched section of an ar
Get Help Article — Return the full text of one public Acelab help center article.
Use this after ``search_help_center`` when an excerpt does not answer the
question, e.g. for all the steps of a procedure. Pass the ``path`` from a
search result; the article ``url`` also works. Only help center and partner
help center articles can be read.
Returns ``path``, ``url``, ``title``, and ``content`` (Markdown, images
removed). ``truncated`` is true when the article was cut at the size limit.
Requires a forwarded bearer t
Preview Schedule Add — Propose adding products to a project schedule. Read-only: this adds nothing.
Use this when the user asks to add products to a schedule. It returns a
proposal that the Acelab site shows with Approve and Reject buttons; the
products are added only when the user approves it. Never say the products
were added: say they are ready to add after the user approves.
A product that is already a row in the schedule is listed under
``duplicates`` and is not proposed again. Takes at most 20 product ids; an
Add Products To Schedule — Write tool. Not for direct use by a chat model. The Acelab site calls this after the user approves a proposal.
Adds one row per product to a schedule view, as the calling user (an Admin,
Editor or Creator on the project). Takes ids only, from a
`preview_schedule_add` proposal; it never resolves names. Returns the new
row ids, which `delete_schedule_rows` takes to undo the add.
Delete Schedule Rows — Write tool. Not for direct use by a chat model. The Acelab site calls this after the user approves a proposal.
Deletes rows from a project's schedules, as the calling user (an Admin,
Editor or Creator on the project). This is the Undo of
`add_products_to_schedule`: pass its `schedule_view_id` and `row_ids`. A
schedule row is shared by every view of the project, so it leaves all of
them.
Preview Firm Library Save — Propose saving schedule rows to the firm library. Read-only: this saves nothing.
Use this when the user asks to save products to their firm library. It
returns a proposal that the Acelab site shows with Approve and Reject
buttons; nothing is saved until the user approves it. Never say the
products were saved.
Give `row_ids` (schedule view row ids) or `product_ids`, or both. Only a
schedule row can be saved, so for each product id this finds its row in
the project's schedules. A product with no
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