Chip Specs

Workflow: Looking Up Specs

1. Call list_chips to see what chips are in the database.
2. Call get_chip_specs with the chip name to retrieve its spec values.
3. Use the returned values directly in your response or post content.
4. If the chip is not found in the MCP server, state that clearly and note it should be added to the upstream repo at https://github.com/jazracherif/chipset-specs.

Workflow: Writing a New Post with Hardware Specs

1. Call list_chips and get_chip_specs before drafting any spec table or comparison.
2. Use the returned values — do not invent or approximate specs that are already in the database.
3. After drafting, check whether any chip mentioned in the post is missing from the MCP server.
4. If new chips are needed, advise the user to add them to the upstream repo at https://github.com/jazracherif/chipset-specs.

Rules

• Never cite a spec from memory if the chip exists in the MCP server — always use the queried value.
• If a spec is an estimate or assumption (e.g. cost, power), note it explicitly in the post.
• After every new post that mentions hardware specs, prompt the user: "Should I add any new chips or specs to the chipset-specs repo?"