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AI assistants (MCP)

AI assistants such as Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or GitHub Copilot use outside tools through MCP (Model Context Protocol). siliXcon offers two:

  • emGUI (SWTools 4.0) lets your assistant read the devices it is connected to, search and read this documentation and follow siliXcon's diagnostic playbooks. AI assistant (MCP) shows how to connect every common assistant.
  • The documentation search answers from these pages only, with links you can check. It is public and needs no account or key.

Documentation search only​

https://docs.silixcon.com/mcp
  • claude.ai and Claude Desktop: Customize → Connectors → Add custom connector, then paste the URL.
  • Claude Code: claude mcp add --transport http --scope user silixcon-docs https://docs.silixcon.com/mcp
  • Other assistants: see Documentation search without emGUI. Each client has its own configuration format.

Ask about a parameter, a state variable, a shell command, a CAN id, a wiring rule or a hardware limit, and the assistant looks it up here. Every result carries the URL of its section, so ask the assistant to cite the links it used, and check them.

Public documentation only

The endpoint searches only what is published on docs.silixcon.com. Private instances (*.private.silixcon.com) are not included and have no /mcp route of their own: they use a fully local search that sends nothing to third-party servers. Through emGUI, your assistant can search your private instance too: see Private documentation.

It is a search tool, not an oracle

The assistant receives matching sections, not the whole documentation, and it can still summarize incorrectly. For anything safety related, such as powering, precharge, protections or current limits, read the linked page before you act on the answer.

Prefer not to set anything up?​

Use the siliXcon chatbot, which already searches this documentation for you, with nothing to install.