Job tools (MCP)

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Each tool below is a thin wrapper over the identical operation the HTTP and gRPC APIs expose: same underlying MaslowService method, same effect on the machine, just a different transport. The See also line under each tool cross-references the other two surfaces, found by matching the tool's name against the real HTTP route table and the compiled proto descriptor (not a hand-maintained mapping, so it can't point at the wrong route).

get_job

Get the state of the current (or most recently run) G-code job: state, progress counters, path. Read-only; poll this instead of subscribing to progress events.

See also: HTTP GET /v1/jobs/current · gRPC JobService.GetJob

No parameters.

get_saved_job

Get the on-disk record of a job interrupted by a disconnect or app restart, if any. Resumable via start_job with the same path and this record's acked count as start_index. Read-only.

See also: gRPC JobService.GetSavedJob

No parameters.

pause_job

Pause the currently streaming G-code job (feed-hold). The machine will physically stop in place.

See also: gRPC JobService.PauseJob

No parameters.

resume_job

Resume a paused G-code job. The machine will physically resume cutting.

See also: gRPC JobService.ResumeJob

No parameters.

start_job

Start streaming a G-code job from the machine's SD card. The machine will physically begin cutting; only safe when get_action_policy reports run as true (belts tensioned and idle).

See also: gRPC JobService.StartJob

Parameter	Type	Required	Description
path	string	yes	Path to the G-code file on the machine's SD card, e.g. "/job.nc".
start_index	integer	no	Line index to resume from. Use a saved job's acked count (from get_saved_job) to resume an interrupted job; 0 starts from the beginning.

stop_job

Stop the currently streaming G-code job. The machine will physically stop; the job cannot be resumed from this point without a fresh start_job call.

See also: gRPC JobService.StopJob

No parameters.