Load a Path of Building export code or pobb.in share link.

Accepts:

• A raw PoB export code (the long base64 string from File > Share > Copy code)

• A pobb.in URL (e.g. https://pobb.in/AbCdEfGh)

Call this first before using any other tool.

Return all computed character stats from the loaded build.

These are the values Path of Building calculates: life, mana, energy shield, resistances, DPS for each skill, movement speed, etc.

Return all allocated passive nodes in the loaded build.

By default only keystones, notables, and masteries are returned — the nodes that meaningfully define the build. Set include_small_nodes=True to also include the generic small passives (+10 str, +5 life, etc.).

If tree data is not loaded, returns the raw node IDs only.

Return all equipped items in the loaded build with their mods.

Each item includes slot, rarity, name, base type, item level, and the list of mod lines exactly as they appear in the game tooltip.

Return all skill socket groups in the loaded build.

Each group shows the active skill, its support gems, the slot it occupies, and whether it is enabled.

Search the loaded build's allocated passives for nodes matching a keyword.

Searches both node names and stat descriptions (case-insensitive). Requires tree data to be loaded; returns an error message otherwise.

Examples: search_passives("life") → all life-related nodes search_passives("fire") → fire damage nodes search_passives("Acrobatics") → the Acrobatics keystone if allocated

Search the full passive skill tree for nodes matching a keyword.

Unlike search_passives, this searches ALL nodes in the tree — not just those allocated in the loaded build. Use this to discover nodes you haven't taken yet.

Each result includes:

• allocated: whether the node is already taken in the current build

• ascendancy: the ascendancy class that unlocks this node, or "" for generic nodes

• distance_from_build: minimum passive points needed to reach this node from the current build (null if no build is loaded or the node is unreachable)

Use classes to restrict results to one or more class regions (Voronoi partition). This eliminates nodes from the opposite side of the tree that are never reachable in practice. Valid class names: Druid, Huntress, Mercenary, Monk, Sorceress, Warrior.

A build does not need to be loaded. Tree data must be present.

Examples: search_tree("life") → all life notables across the full tree search_tree("lightning", classes=["Monk"]) → lightning nodes near the Monk start search_tree("life", classes=["Monk", "Sorceress"]) → life nodes in two regions search_tree("Invoker") → all Invoker ascendancy nodes

Return all unallocated passive nodes reachable within max_distance steps from the current build.

Distance 1 = adjacent to an allocated node (can be taken with the next point). Distance 2 = one unallocated pathing node away, and so on.

Results are sorted by distance (closest first), then by type (keystones and notables before small nodes). Use this to find what is actually within reach before recommending passive picks.

Use classes to restrict results to one or more class regions, filtering out nodes from unrelated parts of the tree. Valid class names: Druid, Huntress, Mercenary, Monk, Sorceress, Warrior.

Requires both a loaded build and tree data.