# Snowboard Base Repair Assistant AI Agent Connect

> Assess snowboard base damage and get detailed repair plans.

## Overview
- **Category:** tools
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_aQYHrmNQO1m9KMeoQMJdCTU9ShsJOr3ecvqYgAwM/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** snowboard, repair, maintenance, skiing, equipment

## Description

This MCP server provides a decision engine for assessing snowboard base damage. It calculates specific repair methods, material requirements, and estimated repair times based on damage type, size, depth, and base material. Use `get_repair_recommendation` to receive a complete plan, `check_material_requirements` for a list of necessary supplies, `estimate_repair_duration` to plan your time, and `validate_damage_safety` to determine if a DIY repair is safe or if professional service is required.

## Tools

### check_material_requirements
Lists the specific physical materials needed for a given damage profile

### estimate_repair_duration
Calculates the total time required for a repair, including preparation and curing

### get_repair_recommendation
Provides a complete repair plan based on the severity of the damage

### validate_damage_safety
Checks if the damage is too severe for safe DIY repair

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
I have a 5cm² gouge that is 3mm deep on a sintered base. Is it safe to fix myself and what do I need?
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**Response:** 
```
The repair is safe for DIY. You will need P-tex filler and specialized resin. The estimated repair time is 45 minutes.
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**Prompt:** 
```
My snowboard has a deep crack that shows the wood core. What should I do?
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**Response:** 
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Because the core is exposed, this repair requires professional service to ensure structural integrity.
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**Prompt:** 
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How long will it take to fix a small scratch on an extruded base?
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**Response:** 
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A minor surface scratch on an extruded base typically takes about 15 minutes to clean and wax.
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## Frequently Asked Questions

**Can I perform the repair myself?**
You can use `validate_damage_safety` to check if your damage is safe for DIY. If the core is exposed, professional repair is required.

**How do I know what materials I need?**
Use the `check_material_requirements` tool to get a specific list of materials and the estimated volume needed for your damage profile.

**Does the base material affect the repair?**
Yes, the repair method and material volume vary between sintered and extruded bases. Sintered bases are more porous and may require more filler.