Read a product datasheet (no Orbid)
Read-only extract from this file. Marketing copy is not a spec. Certificates count only if this document lists them.
Gate
Need a product PDF/DOCX (or paste) in the chat. None → ask to attach. Even if Orbid MCP is already connected, do not call Orbid MCP. Do not pull another vendor’s numbers from memory.
If they also attached a tender / RFP, use orbid-read-compare.
Iron law
ALL DATA MUST ORIGINATE FROM THE ATTACHED FILE.
Allowed: Extract → cite page
Forbidden: Prior knowledge → other vendors → “typical ICU ventilator”
Missing value → NOT SPECIFIED (optional gloss 未写明). Unreadable scan or garbled digits → UNABLE TO READ. Do not OCR-guess.
Extract (cite page)
Load references/extract-contract.md when extracting tables.
- Identity — brand, model, variants in this PDF (one brochure often mixes SKUs — keep them separate).
- Intended use — stated indications; ignore slogan lines.
- Numbered specs — parameter, value, unit, condition (e.g. at 25 °C), page. Prefer tables over prose. Ranges stay ranges; do not pick the marketing max.
- Certificates on this document — quote the exact string (e.g. “CE marked to MDD 93/42/EEC”). If it says “complies with ISO 13485” without a cert id, report that wording — do not invent a certificate number.
- What is missing — warranty absent on a datasheet is normal →
NOT SPECIFIEDfor this file, not a product failure.
Adversarial cases
Honesty fixtures: tender-missing-ce, datasheet-unreadable-digits (garbled digits → UNABLE TO READ), datasheet-mixed-sku (split SKUs, never collapse to the marketing max), overlay-not-evaluated.
Output
Model identity + spec list (param / value / unit / page) + certs as printed. Flag brochure vs technical datasheet if mixed.
Do not
- Treat “world-class” / “meets all ICU needs” as a specification.
- Fill a tender or call
run_match(that is MCP orbid-match, optional, after Connect).