Scans for and lists all running Archicad instances that the server can connect to. Each instance is identified by a unique 'port' number. This 'port' is required to target any other command.

Performs a semantic search over all available Archicad commands to find the most relevant tools for a task. The search is more effective with detailed, descriptive queries. For example, instead of a short query like 'selection', try a more complete, action-oriented query like 'get the currently selected elements' or 'add elements to the current selection'. Use this to find the correct tool 'name' before using 'archicad_call_tool'.

Executes a specific Archicad API command by its 'name'. This is the primary tool for interacting with Archicad. The 'arguments' dictionary MUST contain a 'port' number to target a specific Archicad instance. To get a valid 'port' number, you MUST first call the 'discovery_list_active_archicads' tool. If a tool's response includes a 'next_page_token', it means the results are paginated. To get the next page, call this same tool again with the same 'name' and 'arguments', but also add a 'page_token' key to the 'arguments' dictionary with the received token.