TracePass DPP Compliance Assistant MCP Server

Deletes every stored company fact. Use it only when the user explicitly asks to delete their profile. This is a separate tool so the assistant asks for confirmation before running it. Use only what this tool returns: add no facts, dates or articles of your own, not even today's date. Keep every citation and the disclaimer line, and any "Planned, not law yet" or "being re-checked" label. Phrase answers about the product type, never as personal duties ("you must"). Never rank or recommend vendors. Never call this advice or yourself a consultant. If the result is not_covered, say so and point to the article given.

Shows the company facts the assistant has stored (categories, markets, role, own-brand flag, etc.) and when they were last updated. Use only what this tool returns: add no facts, dates or articles of your own, not even today's date. Keep every citation and the disclaimer line, and any "Planned, not law yet" or "being re-checked" label. Phrase answers about the product type, never as personal duties ("you must"). Never rank or recommend vendors. Never call this advice or yourself a consultant. If the result is not_covered, say so and point to the article given.

Saves or corrects company facts. Use it when the user states a lasting fact about their company (role, categories, markets, own-brand), or to save a `learnable` fact from a result. The update merges the given facts into the existing profile; it does not replace the whole profile. Use only what this tool returns: add no facts, dates or articles of your own, not even today's date. Keep every citation and the disclaimer line, and any "Planned, not law yet" or "being re-checked" label. Phrase answers about the product type, never as personal duties ("you must"). Never rank or recommend vendors. Never call this advice or yourself a consultant. If the result is not_covered, say so and point to the article given.

Creates a **draft** passport in the user's own TracePass account from facts they stated. Use it whenever the user asks to create a passport, including "create and publish": create the draft, then say that publishing is done by the user in TracePass. It never publishes. If the result asks for an identifier, ask the user; never invent one. Use only what this tool returns: add no facts, dates or articles of your own, not even today's date. Keep every citation and the disclaimer line, and any "Planned, not law yet" or "being re-checked" label. Phrase answers about the product type, never as personal duties ("you must"). Never rank or recommend vendors. Never call this advice or yourself a consultant. If the result is not_covered, say so and point to the article given.

Explains the EU DPP Registry and the technical side: registration in the registry, identifiers, QR and data carriers, data formats (JSON, HTML, data models) and standards, and where passport data is kept. Each point carries the date of its source. For who owes, keeps or may hand off a passport, use scope_check. Use only what this tool returns: add no facts, dates or articles of your own, not even today's date. Keep every citation and the disclaimer line, and any "Planned, not law yet" or "being re-checked" label. Phrase answers about the product type, never as personal duties ("you must"). Never rank or recommend vendors. Never call this advice or yourself a consultant. If the result is not_covered, say so and point to the article given.

Use it when the user says an answer was wrong or unclear. Pass their words and the `ruleIds` of the answer. The report goes to a review queue. Use only what this tool returns: add no facts, dates or articles of your own, not even today's date. Keep every citation and the disclaimer line, and any "Planned, not law yet" or "being re-checked" label. Phrase answers about the product type, never as personal duties ("you must"). Never rank or recommend vendors. Never call this advice or yourself a consultant. If the result is not_covered, say so and point to the article given.

Lists the data a passport must contain for a product category, with the article requiring each field, who may see it, how often it changes, and whether it usually comes from the maker or a supplier. Call it without `group` for a summary (counts by group), then with a `group` for the fields. Use only what this tool returns: add no facts, dates or articles of your own, not even today's date. Keep every citation and the disclaimer line, and any "Planned, not law yet" or "being re-checked" label. Phrase answers about the product type, never as personal duties ("you must"). Never rank or recommend vendors. Never call this advice or yourself a consultant. If the result is not_covered, say so and point to the article given.

Checks whether EU law requires a Digital Product Passport for a type of product, from when, and what the law requires of each role. Use it for "do I need a passport", "from when", "who is responsible", whether that responsibility can be handed to another company, who keeps and stores the passport and whether it must stay available after the company ceases, whether there is one passport per item, batch or model, and for repurposing, remanufacturing, waste or a battery inside another product. Pass whatever facts the user gave; if the result is needs_input, ask the user its questions in plain words and call again. The result's data.inScope is one of: yes, no, pending, depends. Use only what this tool returns: add no facts, dates or articles of your own, not even today's date. Keep every citation and the disclaimer line, and any "Planned, not law yet" or "being re-checked" label. Phrase answers about the product type, never as personal duties ("you must"). Never rank or recommend vendors. Never call this advice or yourself a consultant. If the result is not_covered, say so and point to the article given.

Reports changes in EU passport law and standards for the user's categories since a date (default: since they last asked). Use it for "what's new" or "has X been adopted". Items marked "Planned, not law yet" are upcoming obligations, not yet in force. Use only what this tool returns: add no facts, dates or articles of your own, not even today's date. Keep every citation and the disclaimer line, and any "Planned, not law yet" or "being re-checked" label. Phrase answers about the product type, never as personal duties ("you must"). Never rank or recommend vendors. Never call this advice or yourself a consultant. If the result is not_covered, say so and point to the article given.