Connect and inspect
Dedicated browser login, native context discovery, catalog inspection, process/scenario reads and owned solution exports.
Explore the tool surface ↗A portable MCP and practical authoring knowledge for the Solutionlink and eXplore team. Install locally, sign in with your own Siemens account, and work in explicitly configured catalogs and projects.
Three launch routes tested from deployed S2CD. Read the findings and the request for durable, read-only access scoped only to the Saber 2 project.
Read the support handoff ↗Dedicated browser login, native context discovery, catalog inspection, process/scenario reads and owned solution exports.
Explore the tool surface ↗Validated solution imports and prepared TIPS, implementation phases and ROI changes, with baseline guards and native readback.
Read the typed schemas ↗Human-style BPMN, Digital Thread hierarchy, meaningful avatars, tabletop domains, subway maps and billboard recipes.
Read the eXplore guide ↗Give your agent this instruction. It can fetch the manifest, inspect the source and guide the local setup.
No access to another person's session. The kit runs on your workstation and keeps its dedicated profile and evidence there.
Extract the ZIP, review the source, run npm ci --ignore-scripts, tests and the stdio smoke check.
Use the dedicated login script. Read identity from your authorized catalog/project URLs and create your local configuration.
Use the supplied JSON or TOML example. Verify context and authentication, then read native state. Writes are disabled by default.
| Capability | This release |
|---|---|
| Local stdio MCP and offline arithmetic | Included, independently installed and smoke-tested from the ZIP. |
| Native imports and business changes | Typed tools with guards and evidence. Recipient live access and controlled non-production validation required. |
| BPMN, scene editing and native billboards | Authoring guidance included; those write operations are not public MCP tools. |
| Authenticated 3D iframe embedding | Open integration work. Vendor startup, framing and SSO contract still needed. |