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      A local MCP server that enables agents to perform symbolic math, unit-aware physics calculations, numerical simulation, PDE solving, statistics, time-series and survival modeling, signal and wavelet analysis, optimization, plotting, data-file IO, and arbitrary Python execution. It exposes 65 fixed tools with a uniform JSON result envelope, writing large results and figures to a configurable local output directory.
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      Enables AI assistants to control MATLAB Simulink models through natural language, providing tools for model creation, block management, wiring, simulation, and more via a local MCP backend.
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      Enables AI agents to automate COMSOL Multiphysics simulations, including model management, geometry building, physics configuration, meshing, solving, and results visualization via the MCP protocol.
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      Enables controlling a local Scilab/Xcos installation to discover installed block libraries, create native block templates, read, write, and validate diagrams, and run simulations of arbitrary positive duration that return named numerical signal series. It exposes these capabilities as MCP tools over stdio or streamable HTTP, with model file access restricted to configured filesystem roots.
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      Enables AI clients to securely control and interact with a local Windows machine through 218 configurable tools for files, Git, processes, Windows UI, browser automation, WSL, Office, recovery, skills, and child MCP servers.
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