Autodesk Product Help MCP

Returns the canonical Autodesk product catalog (closed set). Each item has: product_name, product_code, and release_codes. Use this to discover or validate product values for other product-scoped tools. Not required if valid product context is already available. Terminology: release_codes = the code only (e.g. 2025), not the human-readable release name (release_name, e.g. 'AutoCAD 2025').

Search Autodesk Help/Support documentation and return the most relevant documents for a user question. Use when: - The user asks how to do something in an Autodesk product. - The user reports an error (include the exact error text/code in the query). - The user needs official troubleshooting steps or reference documentation. Call shape (recommended): - Always pass: `query`, `locale`. - If your agent has a default product context, pass it directly via `product_code` (preferred) or `product_name`. - Pass `release_code` only when you can validate it for that product. Behavior: 1) Locale: - Read `locale` from your current context. Do not guess locale. - Pass that locale as the `locale` parameter. 2) Product and release filters (best-effort): - If your agent already has a default `product_code` or `product_name`, pass it directly. - Only call `get_available_products` to validate/normalize when: a) product is missing/unknown in context, OR b) the user explicitly specifies a product that may differ from your default, OR c) you have a `release_code` that may not be valid for the product, OR d) the product/release value appears malformed or not an allowed enum/value. - If you cannot confidently map to an exact allowed value from `get_available_products`, omit that field rather than guessing. - If both `product_name` and `product_code` are present, they must refer to the same product; `product_code` takes precedence. 3) Query construction: - Make the query keyword-rich: include product + feature/task nouns. - Include exact error text/codes when relevant. - Use the user's wording where possible. - Do not include secrets, credentials, or personal data. Returns: - Up to `max_results` documents sorted by relevance. Each item includes title, url, locale, body, media_type, source (and may include internal IDs for debugging/deduplication).