Siemens

Finds publicly released Siemens media in the Web Asset Pool: photos, videos, PDFs and other documents, audio and icons. Use it when the user needs a picture, video, logo, icon or downloadable document, for example for a presentation, article or web page. Each result includes the usage rights (unlimited, limited or restricted), whether approval is required, the required credit line, a preview image and download URLs in several sizes (small, medium, large, original). Always tell the user the usage rights and credit before they reuse an asset. Filter with usageRights "UNLIMITED" when the asset is for external or third-party use. Do not use it for text answers about Siemens (use siemens_search) or for developer documentation (use siemens_developer_search).

Searches the Siemens Developer Portal (developer.siemens.com): API references, SDK guides, authentication, getting-started tutorials and changelogs for Siemens platforms such as Insights Hub, Industrial Edge, Building X, Polarion, Senseye and the Industrial AI Suite. Use it for technical questions about Siemens APIs and developer tools ("How do I authenticate against the Insights Hub API?", "Industrial Edge app SDK"). Returns the best-matching documentation sections with url and a snippet; read a full page with siemens_get_web_content. Do not use it for marketing, company or product-catalog questions (use siemens_search).

Default tool for any question about Siemens: companies, businesses, products, solutions, industries, news, careers or sustainability on siemens.com. One call runs three searches in parallel and returns: an AI-generated answer with source links, the most relevant siemens.com pages, and matching catalog products. Use it first; then call siemens_aiSearch to page through more pages, siemens_productSearch to page through more products, or siemens_get_web_content to read one page in full. Do not use it for images, videos or logos (use siemens_assets) or for API and SDK developer documentation (use siemens_developer_search). Results are public siemens.com content only. Cite the returned URLs; do not invent links.

Pages through siemens.com web content (articles, solution pages, press releases, case studies) for a query, with an AI-generated answer on the first page. Use it when siemens_search did not return enough pages, when you need page 2 and beyond (offset/next_offset), or when you only want content pages and no products. Do not use it for product catalog entries (use siemens_productSearch) or for images and videos (use siemens_assets). Returns title, url and a short description per page; call siemens_get_web_content with a url to read the full page.

Pages through the Siemens product catalog (hardware, software and services such as SIMATIC, SINAMICS, Teamcenter, Xcelerator) for a query. Use it when the user looks for specific products, product families or order numbers, or needs more products than siemens_search returned. Do not use it for general explanations or news (use siemens_search) or for technical data sheets of a single product (read the product url with siemens_get_web_content). Returns title, url and short description per product; page with offset/next_offset.

Fetches one public page on siemens.com, siemens.de or siemens.net (including developer.siemens.com) and returns its main content as clean markdown, without navigation, headers and footers. Use it after siemens_search, siemens_productSearch or siemens_developer_search to read a result in full, or when the user gives you a Siemens URL. Long pages are returned in chunks: if "next_offset" is not null, call again with the same url and offset set to next_offset. Pages that build their content with JavaScript are rendered in a real browser automatically when the plain fetch has almost no text; "extraction" says which path was used. Do not use it to search (use siemens_search) or for non-Siemens websites; other domains are rejected.