Two ways to keep a datasheetCopy Anchor Link

Your agent can keep a private copy of a device's datasheet with its draft, as Keep a private copy does in the modeler's datasheet panel:

• From a public URL: attach_datasheet with the PDF's http(s) URL. The server fetches it.
• From your computer: create_datasheet_upload gives a one-time link, and the agent uploads the file to it with a shell command.

Either way, the copy is private: only you and Rack Maker's admins can open it, and the device's public page shows only its datasheet link. It shows under Kept copies in the modeler. See Datasheets.

The agent still reads the PDF itself for the numbers. Keeping a copy is for you, to open again later.

From a public URLCopy Anchor Link

attach_datasheet takes the draft and the PDF's public http(s) URL, and optionally a file name to show.

• The PDF must be at most 15 MB.
• If the device has no datasheet link yet, it gets this URL.
• Where the copy came from is kept with it, and the modeler shows it ("from" and the site's name).
• The same URL attached again to the same device is the same copy: it isn't fetched again.

From your computerCopy Anchor Link

A tool call can't carry a file, so the agent asks for a link and sends the file itself.

1. The agent calls create_datasheet_upload with the draft and the file's name. The answer has the link and when it expires.
2. It uploads the PDF to the link with curl:

curl -sS -T ~/Downloads/nas-box.pdf https://rack-maker.cbnsndwch.dev/mcp/upload/<token>

curl -T sends a PUT. A POST of the file as the body works too:

curl -sS --data-binary @nas-box.pdf https://rack-maker.cbnsndwch.dev/mcp/upload/<token>

The linkCopy Anchor Link

• One-time: it works once.
• 10 minutes: it expires 10 minutes after it was made.
• PDF only: the file must start like a PDF. This is checked before the link is used up, so sending the wrong file doesn't waste it.
• Up to 15 MB.
• Bound to you and the draft: the link itself is the permission, so it needs no sign-in header, and the file is always kept with the draft it was made for, as yours, whatever the request says. Treat it like a password until it is used.
• Limits: 30 links per user an hour, and 30 upload attempts from one address in 10 minutes.

The answersCopy Anchor Link

The link answers in JSON, with an error explaining any refusal.

Any other refusal comes from keeping the file (for example, more than 30 datasheets in an hour). The link is used up by then, so the agent asks for another.