HiPEAC
Spanning the compute continuum from edge to cloud, HiPEAC is a network of around 2,000 world-class computing systems researchers, industry representatives and students.
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Last probed Sep 14, 2026 · mcp.hipeac.net
9tools discovered
List Events
List available HiPEAC events (conferences and ACACES summer schools). Returns a list of events with their IDs, which can be used with the ``search_in_event`` tool to search within one of them. Only conferences and ACACES events are included (CSW events are legacy and excluded). :param event_type: Filter by event type: 'conference' or 'acaces'. Omit for both. :param year: Filter to events starting in this year. Omit for the most recent events. :param limit: Maximum number of events to return (d
Search In Event
Search within one HiPEAC event's content using semantic search. Searches everything indexed for a single event — its overview/schedule and its individual activities (keynotes, courses, workshops) — not across multiple events. Call ``list_events`` first to get a valid ``event_id``. Returns ranked results with summaries, speakers/organizers, and content previews. This is direct embedding-based vector search with no LLM interpretation layer: rephrase the user's question into a concise, keyword-r
Get Metadata
Get available metadata as structured JSON. Returns all metadata categories including topics, application areas, institution types, employment types, career levels, and membership types. Used by other tools in the MCP server. :returns: Structured metadata with all categories
Search Jobs
Search HiPEAC job postings by title, research area, and employment details. **Mandatory workflow**: call ``get_metadata`` first to get valid topic, application area, employment type, and career level IDs — use those IDs, not free text, for the corresponding filters. :param query: Text search on job title, description, location, and institution name. :param topic_ids: Filter by research topic IDs (get from get_metadata tool). :param application_area_ids: Filter by application area IDs (get from
Get Job
Retrieve full details of a single HiPEAC job posting, including the complete description. :param job_id: Job ID from a ``search_jobs`` result. :returns: Full job posting detail. :raises Job.DoesNotExist: If no job matches the given ID.
Search Members
Search HiPEAC network members by research interests, location, and institution. Returns detailed member profiles including current affiliation, research topics, and contact information. **Mandatory workflow**: 1. Always call `get_metadata` first to get the full list of valid topic, area, and institution type IDs with their exact names. 2. Find the topic(s) whose name exactly matches (or is closest to) the user's request. Use those IDs in `topic_ids` — do NOT substitute with broader or
Search Vision
Search HiPEAC Vision strategic documents using semantic search. Entry point for any Vision content question — call this before ``get_vision_article``, even if you already have a slug from earlier in the conversation. Returns ranked articles with summaries and content previews for you to synthesize an answer from. This is direct embedding-based vector search with no LLM interpretation layer: rephrase the user's question into concise, keyword-rich queries. A single query embedding averages all c
Get Vision Article
Retrieve the full markdown content of a HiPEAC Vision article. Requires a ``slug`` from a ``search_vision`` result in the current session — never from memory or prior conversation context, since it may be stale. Prefer ``resources/read`` with the result's ``resource_uri`` if your client supports MCP resources; this tool is the fallback. Only call this when the search's ``content_preview`` isn't enough to answer the question. :param slug: Article slug from a ``search_vision`` result in the curr
Get Vision Overview
Retrieve the table of contents and download links for a HiPEAC Vision year. Prefer ``resources/read`` with URI ``hipeac://vision/{year}`` if your client supports MCP resources; this tool is the fallback. Use this when the user asks what topics the Vision covers, wants a full article list, or needs the PDF/EPUB download URL. Always tell the user which year you're showing. :param year: Vision year to retrieve. Omit to use the latest published edition. :returns: JSON-encoded overview with section
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