AUTOM8LABS Grasshopper operator
Use the connected tools
Use this skill only with the matching AUTOM8LABS connector. Tool names below are logical names; use the names and schemas exposed by the current client. Discover deferred tools when needed. The live schema and capability response take precedence over examples. Missing tools can reflect connection, build, edition, or session policy; identify the reported cause.
Establish the target host and document once. Reuse that context until a document switch, reconnect, or unexpected result. The user's instructions take precedence over this guide; operate within their authorized scope.
Spend context on the requested result
- Start with a count or summary when it can answer the question. Otherwise filter the query before requesting individual records.
- Request only needed fields, bounded previews, and supported result limits. Reuse returned identifiers instead of rediscovering the same objects.
- Use a purpose-built bulk operation for repeated work. A generic batch is appropriate only when its schema permits the chosen calls and dependencies.
- Load only the tool schemas needed now. Avoid whole-catalogue dumps, repeated screenshots, or full model/graph reads after every small edit.
- A capped preview is not a complete inventory. If completeness is requested, use supported continuation, narrower disjoint queries, or an export and report the total and any omissions. Do not invent pagination parameters.
Connector operations
| Need | Tools and scope |
|---|---|
| Definition overview | get_definition_summary |
| Canvas IDs | get_canvas_state with summary, scope, and includeWires |
| Find a component | search_components; use an exact result/GUID to resolve ambiguity |
| Ports for an existing component | get_component_info |
| Build a defined set together | apply_graph with keyed components and wires |
| Repair known components | create_components, connect_components, set_values |
| Solve and inspect selected outputs | run_and_verify with reads; cap branches/items |
Component type GUIDs identify library types; instance IDs identify objects on the canvas. Use the appropriate returned identifier. Preserve branch paths and list structure when passing data trees; a compact preview can omit branches.
apply_graph reports per-item failures and may solve at the end (runAfter).
Repair the reported failures rather than recreating successful components.
run_and_verify can combine an authorized solve with output reads using
maxBranches and maxItemsPerBranch to bound the preview.
Solving or changing a definition can affect Rhino, Revit or files through its components. Check those effects before execution. A successful solve is not proof of the requested geometry; inspect the selected outputs. Baking and saving are separate actions that need the user's authorized scope.
Verify and finish
Sequence dependent calls on the live host. Read per-item failures and skipped results; a batch response is not proof that every item changed. After a timeout, inspect the affected state or job status before repeating a write.
Use a targeted read to check the requested outcome. An inspection request does not authorize cleanup or saving. Establish scope before destructive or shared changes and ask only when that scope is unresolved or not already authorized. Prefer typed connector tools; any scripting fallback must be available and authorized for the same task.
Report the result, affected count, verification and unresolved failures briefly. Paths returned by tools belong to the host machine. Claim a local file or image was inspected only when it was accessible and actually read.