Frontier-design reference: file formats, converters, definitions, sensors, companies, design jobs.
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https://falcon.so/api/mcp7 tools · 278mssearchFull-text search across Falcon's frontier design reference: terms, technologies, file formats, sensors, companies, tools, standards.Full-text search across Falcon's frontier design reference: terms, technologies, file formats, sensors, companies, tools, standards.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| query* | string | Search query |
get_definitionGet the definition and reference copy for a dictionary term, technology, sensor, or file format by slug (use `search` to find slugs).Get the definition and reference copy for a dictionary term, technology, sensor, or file format by slug (use `search` to find slugs).
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| family* | string | — |
| slug* | string | — |
get_companyProfile of a frontier company: what they build, why it matters for frontier design, competitors and technologies from the knowledge graph.Profile of a frontier company: what they build, why it matters for frontier design, competitors and technologies from the knowledge graph.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| slug* | string | — |
list_design_jobsLatest design/UX/HMI roles at frontier companies (defense, robotics, space, industrial, health), refreshed from company job boards.Latest design/UX/HMI roles at frontier companies (defense, robotics, space, industrial, health), refreshed from company job boards.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| industry | string | Industry slug (e.g. defense, robotics) — omit for all |
| limit | number | — |
identify_formatIdentify a file format from an extension, filename, or slug (e.g. 'step', 'scan.mcap', 'gltf') and get how to open or convert it: what it stores, its extensions/MIME/spec, whether a free in-browser viewer exists, and available client-side conversions. Use for 'what is this file' / 'how do I open X'.Identify a file format from an extension, filename, or slug (e.g. 'step', 'scan.mcap', 'gltf') and get how to open or convert it: what it stores, its extensions/MIME/spec, whether a free in-browser viewer exists, and available client-side conversions. Use for 'what is this file' / 'how do I open X'.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| file* | string | An extension, filename, or format slug |
compare_formatsCompare two file formats (by slug, extension, or filename) — extensions, category, and a verdict on when to choose each. Use for 'X vs Y' / 'difference between X and Y'.Compare two file formats (by slug, extension, or filename) — extensions, category, and a verdict on when to choose each. Use for 'X vs Y' / 'difference between X and Y'.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| a* | string | — |
| b* | string | — |
convert_fileFind the in-browser converter (if any) that turns one format into another, e.g. from='fbx' to='glb'. Returns the tool URL and notes, all client-side (files never upload). Use for 'how do I convert X to Y'.Find the in-browser converter (if any) that turns one format into another, e.g. from='fbx' to='glb'. Returns the tool URL and notes, all client-side (files never upload). Use for 'how do I convert X to Y'.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| from* | string | — |
| to* | string | — |
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Frontier-design reference: file formats, converters, definitions, sensors, companies, design jobs.
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