Call datagrok_show_entities after any MCP tool result that returns entity data (files, scripts, queries, connections, projects, spaces, groups, users). Always use the tool — never list entities as plain text, markdown links, or bullet lists.
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Call datagrok_show_entities after any MCP tool result that returns entity data (files, scripts, queries, connections, projects, spaces, groups, users). Always use the tool — never list entities as plain text, markdown links, or bullet lists.
datagrok-entities
When an MCP tool result contains entity data, call datagrok_show_entities immediately.
The tool renders interactive cards the user can click to open the entity — always prefer
it over prose.
Tool signature
datagrok_show_entities(entities: EntityRef[])
Supported types
type
required
optional
file
connector, path, name
isDirectory
script
id, name
—
query
id, name
—
connection
id, name
—
project
id, name
—
space
id, name
—
group
id, name
—
user
id, name
—
Notes
#type passthrough: MCP results return entities with a #type field in PascalCase (e.g. "FileInfo", "DataQuery", "UserGroup"). Pass it as-is in the #type field — the tool normalizes it to the correct type value automatically. You may also pass the normalized type string directly if you already know it.
Pass id and all other identifying values exactly from the MCP response — never invent.
For files, connector is the connection name string (e.g. "System:DemoFiles") and path is the file path relative to the connector root.
For users, use friendlyName as the name field — users have no name property in the MCP response, only friendlyName and login.
A single call may mix entity types — the renderer handles them.
After calling the tool, you may add a short prose summary if useful, but the tool call must come first.
