Vendor-neutral catalog of 300+ commercial robots: search, compare specs, request vendor intros.
Scored across 5 tools
Each tool targets a clearly distinct operation: free-text discovery (search_robots), single-record retrieval (get_robot), browsing (list_categories), pairwise comparison (compare_robots), and a write action (request_vendor_intros). The search vs. get vs. compare split is explicit about input shape (query/filters vs. slug vs. two slugs), leaving little room for misselection.
All five names follow a strict verb_noun snake_case pattern (compare_robots, get_robot, list_categories, request_vendor_intros, search_robots). Pluralization is sensible (singular for get_robot, plural for collections) and the vocabulary is predictable.
Five tools is well-matched to a read-oriented catalog with one sourcing action; discovery, detail, browsing, comparison, and outreach each map to one tool with no redundancy. Nothing feels padded or conspicuously absent for the stated scope.
The core lifecycle (browse, search, inspect, compare, request intro) is covered, and the compare/get tools handle the catalog's main data needs. However, there are no manufacturer- or category-level detail endpoints (e.g., list/fetch manufacturer profiles) and no pagination or full-listing operation, so agents may hit dead ends when working from a manufacturer name.
Side-by-side spec comparison of two robots by slug, plus RoboHub's editorial verdict when available.
Inputs: slug_a (required), slug_b (required).
Full catalog record for one robot by slug: description, specs, SDKs, use cases, verified manufacturer list prices (MSRP) where published, with their date and source; other robots are quote-only or have no public price (see price_provenance) and links.
Inputs: slug (required).
All robot categories with counts and a few example robots each. Good first call to understand catalog coverage.
Inputs: no named parameters.
Record a B2B sourcing request with RoboHub on behalf of the user, for manual review by RoboHub's team. Vendor-neutral and free for buyers. Requests from this server are unverified, so RoboHub sends the buyer no confirmation email and guarantees no reply window. Only call this with the user's explicit consent and their real contact details; submissions are rate limited per client and fabricated requests are discarded.
Inputs: email (required), company (required), industry (required), timeline (required), +6 more.
Search RoboHub's catalog of commercial robots by free-text query and optional filters. Returns compact summaries with catalog URLs. When max_price_usd is set: Only robots with a verified manufacturer list price (MSRP) at or below this USD amount; estimates and quote-only robots are excluded.
Inputs: limit, query, category, max_price_usd.
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