Pack cargo into containers & onto pallets; a verifiable 3D loading plan. Free tier + REST API.
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https://kubova.com/mcp4 tools · 801mspack_containersPack a list of cargo SKUs into one or more shipping containers using the Kubova solver. Supports bulk loading (cartons straight into the container) and pallet loading (loadingMode:"pallet" + a pallet — cartons are stacked onto pallets first, then the pallets loaded). Per-SKU you can set allowed ori…Pack a list of cargo SKUs into one or more shipping containers using the Kubova solver. Supports bulk loading (cartons straight into the container) and pallet loading (loadingMode:"pallet" + a pallet — cartons are stacked onto pallets first, then the pallets loaded). Per-SKU you can set allowed ori…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| cargos* | array | — |
| container | object | — |
| containers | array | — |
| loadingMode | string | 'bulk' (default) loads cartons straight into the container. 'pallet' first stacks cartons onto pallets, then loads the pallets — requires the `pallet` field. |
| pallet | object | The pallet to stack onto. Required when loadingMode is "pallet". |
| options | object | — |
generate_reportGenerate a CAD-style PDF + 3D PNG report for a packing job. IMPORTANT: to keep the report consistent with a plan you already produced, pass the `result` object from your previous pack_containers call — the report then renders that exact plan instead of recomputing. Returns base64-encoded PDF + PNG…Generate a CAD-style PDF + 3D PNG report for a packing job. IMPORTANT: to keep the report consistent with a plan you already produced, pass the `result` object from your previous pack_containers call — the report then renders that exact plan instead of recomputing. Returns base64-encoded PDF + PNG…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| cargos* | array | — |
| container | object | — |
| containers | array | — |
| loadingMode | string | 'bulk' (default) loads cartons straight into the container. 'pallet' first stacks cartons onto pallets, then loads the pallets — requires the `pallet` field. |
| pallet | object | The pallet to stack onto. Required when loadingMode is "pallet". |
| options | object | — |
| result | object | OPTIONAL but strongly recommended: the exact `result` object returned by a prior pack_containers call, so the report renders THAT plan instead of repacking. |
estimate_capacityHow many complete SETS of one product fit in a single container? A product is 1+ carton types with qtyPerSet each (e.g. a table shipping as 2 cartons: top + legs). All cartons of a set ride in the SAME container. Uses real 3D packing (not just volume math) and reports the binding limit (dimension /…How many complete SETS of one product fit in a single container? A product is 1+ carton types with qtyPerSet each (e.g. a table shipping as 2 cartons: top + legs). All cartons of a set ride in the SAME container. Uses real 3D packing (not just volume math) and reports the binding limit (dimension /…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| product* | object | — |
| containers | array | Containers to evaluate. Omit to use the standard catalogue (20' DC, 40' DC, 40' HC). |
verify_keyVerify the connection. Returns the authenticated account identity and plan.Verify the connection. Returns the authenticated account identity and plan.
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Pack cargo into containers & onto pallets; a verifiable 3D loading plan. Free tier + REST API.
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