opentakeoff-mcp 0.9.8 → 0.9.17

package/README.md

@@ -105,24 +105,35 @@ includes document text, shape vertices, or result payload content.
 
 | Tool | What it does |
 |---|---|
-| `load_plan` | Open a plan PDF from disk. Replaces the whole session (old doc, scales, conditions, shapes all cleared). Returns per-sheet dims, title-block `sheet_number`, and the detected drawn scale where present. |
+| `load_plan` | Open a plan PDF from disk. Default replaces the whole session; **`merge: true` ADDS the document to the working set** (#152) — plans + schedule + addenda as one takeoff, sheet graph spanning the whole set, marked set covering every worked sheet. Returns per-sheet dims, title-block `sheet_number`, and the detected drawn scale where present. |
 | `sheet_info` | One sheet's dims, vector segment count, scale status, detected suggestion, committed shape count. |
 | `set_scale` | Set a sheet's scale — exactly one of `label`, `upp`, `calibrate {p1, p2, feet}`, `use_detected`. |
 | `one_click` | One-Click Area at (x, y): flood fill bounded by the plan linework, traced, vertices snapped. Pass `condition` to commit; `role: "deduct"` subtracts. |
 | `detect_rooms` | Batch One-Click: reads every room-number label off the sheet's text layer and floods each — one call instead of `read_sheet_text` + reasoning + N `one_click` calls. Only cleanly-traced rooms come back; everything skipped is counted and reasoned in `withheld` (degenerate / duplicate / implausible), never dropped silently. Pass `condition` to commit every detected room. |
 | `measure_polygon` | Area + perimeter of a polygon you supply (min 3 verts). Requires scale. |
 | `measure_line` | Length of an open polyline (min 2 points). Requires scale. |
+| `derive_base` | **Base LF from committed rooms**: for every floor shape of a source condition, commits a linear base run tracing that room's boundary, quantified net of the door openings YOU state per room (`{shape_id, lf}` — your claim, recorded on `origin.derived`; the tool never guesses). All-or-nothing; one undo step. |
+| `measure_surface` | **Wall SF**: an open run traced along the wall, quantified as traced LF × the condition's height (the canvas's H knob — pass `height_ft` to set it, or set it once with `edit_condition`). Wall tile, wainscot, wall systems. Refuses without a height, minting nothing. |
+| `place_count` | **EA markers**: one point, one each — thresholds, stair nosings, floor boxes. No scale required (EA is scale-free). One shape per point; the whole call is one undo step. |
 | `takeoff_summary` | Per-condition totals + grand totals, computed by the Report's rules. |
 | `export_takeoff` | The full `opentakeoff.takeoff_canvas.v1` payload — exactly what the app autosaves. Inline, and to disk with `path`. |
 | `delete_shape` | Remove a committed shape by id. |
 | `edit_shape` | **Revise** a committed shape instead of redoing it: new `verts`, a different `condition`, a different `role`, or any combination — quantities recomputed from the result. Refuses shapes a human affirmed. |
 | `edit_materials` | Add/remove/patch supporting-materials rows on a condition — the coverage-rate lines (adhesive at N sf/gal, grout at N lf/bag, …) that turn a measured quantity into an order quantity, matching the canvas's Supporting Materials panel. `condition` mints on first touch, like `one_click`/`measure_polygon`. No review gate (materials rows are quantity config, not traced geometry) — edits directly, reversible with `undo_last`. |
-| `edit_condition` | Set a condition's **waste %** and **×N multiplier** — the knobs that turn measured quantities into order quantities (`takeoff_summary`'s `*_net`); without them an agent takeoff always ships net === gross. Resolves an **existing** finish tag or errors — a typo must not mint an empty condition. No review gate; one `undo_last` step restores both knobs verbatim. |
+| `edit_condition` | Set a condition's **waste %**, **×N multiplier**, **height_ft** (the H knob `measure_surface` quantifies against), and **roll_setup** (the roll-goods opt-in: seams figured, cuts packed, the reply echoes the order — cuts, `order_lf`, rolls, `order_qty` — and `export_report`'s `roll_goods` block carries the same rows; `null` opts out) — the knobs that turn measured quantities into order quantities. Resolves an **existing** finish tag or errors — a typo must not mint an empty condition. No review gate; one `undo_last` step restores the knobs verbatim. |
 | `export_report` | The **computed Report document** — `opentakeoff.report.v1`, the same JSON the canvas Report exports: gross + waste-adjusted quantities, the computed materials **buy list** per condition plus the project-wide roll-up, per-sheet base subtotals, and scale provenance. The contract for pricing consumers — `export_takeoff` carries materials as config rows, `takeoff_summary` strips them. Inline, and to disk with `path`. |
+| `import_takeoff` | **The way back in**: load a `takeoff_canvas.v1` file (a prior `export_takeoff`, or the app's own save) through the SAME merge rules as the app's Sheet-menu import — finish-tag identity joins conditions (this session's knobs win), new ids append, duplicates skip (idempotent re-import), this session's calibration wins per sheet. Resume, extend, or audit. |
 | `export_marked_pdf` | The **marked-up planset** — the deliverable. Writes a distribution-ready PDF: a legend cover (per-condition totals, swatches, by-sheet breakdown) plus every sheet that carries work, vector-copied from the source with shapes, hatches, per-shape quantity chips, and annotations burned in — built by the same module as the canvas's MARKED SET button. Machine-traced shapes are disclosed as pending human review on the document itself. Default path: `<plan> - marked set.pdf` next to the plan. Works without `@napi-rs/canvas`. |
+| `list_shapes` | The **mid-session inventory**: every committed shape's id, sheet, condition, role, quantities, and review state in one compact read — the ids `edit_shape`/`delete_shape` assume you have, without pulling the whole `export_takeoff` payload. Filters by sheet/condition narrow; empty is a result, not an error. |
 | `undo_last` | Step back over your own last `n` mutations, newest first. Exact inverses: a commit is removed, an edit restored verbatim, a delete re-inserted where it was, a materials edit's whole array restored, a condition edit's waste/multiplier pair restored. A whole `detect_rooms` sweep is **one** step. |
+| `annotate` | Place a note ABOUT the work — cloud/highlight (`rect`), text (`at`), callout (`at` + `target`), **arrow** (`from` + `to` — plank/seam direction), **bubble** (`at` + optional `r` — keynote circle, centered text). Attach to a condition and it wears that scope's colour on the canvas and in the marked set. No review gate: notes are not geometry. |
+| `list_annotations` | Every annotation with its condition RESOLVED to a finish tag, coordinates back in image px; filter by sheet/condition. `unattached` counts the link_annotation candidates. |
+| `link_annotation` | Attach an existing annotation to a condition (or detach with an empty tag) — the canvas's Attach/Detach control, reachable by an agent. |
 | `read_sheet_text` | Positioned page text (image px), optionally restricted to a region — title blocks, room labels, finish schedules. |
 | `find_text` | **Locate** a known string — the complement to `read_sheet_text` (which returns what a region *says*; this finds *where* a string sits). Case-insensitive substring match per pdf.js text run; each hit's center feeds straight into `one_click`'s seed. |
+| `sheet_graph` | The plan-set INDEX (#87): every sheet's role with evidence, the schedule tables found, every room tag with its stacked name, the detail callouts — how an agent decides WHAT to measure without a human enumerating rooms. |
+| `resolve_tag` | ONE room tag → its room-finish schedule row → each code's finish/material definition, every edge cited (sheet + literal text + bbox). Refusal over guessing: `unresolved` comes back with a reason, never as silence. |
+| `find_schedule` | Locate a schedule table by kind ("room finish", "material") — sheet, title, headers, row count, and a `view_sheet`-ready region. |
 | `sheet_context` | The region's STRUCTURE in one frame: classified vector segments (endpoints as drawn, meta byte per segment), text spans with bboxes, and hatch-family instances with content-derived ids — same pattern spec ⇒ same id anywhere on the sheet, so plan↔legend matching is `id === id`. Decimation is declared and counted on every reply: `kept + dropped === total_in_region`, cap applies longest-first so walls survive. |
 | `view_sheet` | The agent's eyes: render the sheet (or an image-px crop) to PNG. `overlay` burns committed shapes in (solid = human-affirmed, dashed = unreviewed) to verify geometry landed; `grid` burns in a calibrated 1-ft/5-ft measuring grid with foot labels (`"auto"` from the set scale, or the drawing scale like `"1/4"`) so dimensions are counted off cells, not guessed. |
 
@@ -235,7 +246,7 @@ sheet number (`A-101`) wherever a sheet is named.
 - **Vector + text sheets only.** A scanned sheet has no vector linework, so
   `one_click` reports it plainly; a raster fallback is a planned seam
   (`src/session.ts`, `ensureMask`), not yet built.
-- One document per session; `load_plan` replaces it.
+- `load_plan` replaces the session by default; `merge: true` builds a multi-document working set (#152). Reloading a merged file is refused — reload = replace, deliberately.
 - The takeoff lives in memory. `export_takeoff` (the app's exact save payload,
   nothing lost in translation) and `export_marked_pdf` (the reviewable marked
   planset) are the ways out.