Truck Load MCP server
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}What it does
This server solves truck and container load planning problems by accepting shipment descriptions in plain English and returning which containers fit the cargo, how full they are, and an interactive 3D visualization. It is for logistics applications and AI assistants that need accurate packing calculations accounting for stacking rules, weight limits, and item orientation.
- Determine whether 500 cartons fit in a 40-foot container and get back a detailed load plan with utilization percentage.
- Plan mixed shipments of pallets and boxes across multiple container types to find the optimal container mix.
- Generate a 3D visualization of how cargo will be arranged in a container, including empty gaps and stacking positions.
Tools this server exposes
| Tool | Does |
|---|---|
| pack_shipment | Takes a plain-English description of cargo and returns which containers it fits in, utilization rates, unfilled gaps, and a link to an interactive 3D load plan; |
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