Use the connected Slicer MCP tools for a software demonstration with public sample data only.
1. Call list_nodes and identify the currently loaded volume. If none is loaded, use load_sample_data with name CTChest. Stop if the tool fails; do not substitute private files.
2. Show the volume in axial, coronal and sagittal views. Read any needed Slicer API documentation before using execute_python. Keep existing data unchanged.
3. Return a screenshot of the actual viewer. Record the volume name, view orientation and slice position when available from the tools.
4. Describe which parts of the software you controlled and which data you actually inspected. Do not infer a full-volume review from one screenshot, invent measurements, diagnose, or claim the scan is normal.
If the MCP connection is unavailable, report the connection error instead of describing an imagined result.
