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CDT-Blender

Independent Blender MCP provider for the CDT engineering program (SlncTrZ provider: blender).

Fork. CDT-Blender adapts upstream seehiong/blender-mcp-bridge (MIT, © 2026 seehiong — LICENSE preserved verbatim) to the SlncTrZ ecosystem. Upstream pin: b8113ae (v0.1.3). This fork: 0.1.3+cdt.1. Full provenance in ATTRIBUTION.md.

SlncTrZ compliance: stable provider ID blender (blender.<tool> gateway namespace) · Streamable HTTP POST /mcp · fail-closed Bearer auth · read-only help / system_status / system_capabilities from runtime docs/TOOL_GUIDE.md with SHA-256 contract_hash · unauthenticated GET /healthz. Call help first — it is the running contract.

Boundary (CDT_Engineer): generic native 3D execution only. Discipline builders (architectural/MEP) are quarantined from the contract; standards interpretation and Audit Reports belong to CDT_Engineer Production Domains.

Status: B0 baseline/context PASS · Verified native baseline is Blender 4.5.3 LTS / Windows 11; other Blender versions/platforms remain unverified · Spec pin: CDT_Engineer@643019c

Repository role

This repo owns Blender-native runtime code, tests, bridge/addon behavior and provider documentation. Common architecture/contracts live in SlncTrZ/CDT_Engineer; pinned read-only snapshots are under specs/.

Related MCP server: Blender MCP Link

Completion invariant

Blender baseline requires both Modeling and Sculpting end-to-end. Primitive creation or rendering alone is not sufficient.

First objective

B0 proves the supported Blender-version/context matrix and bridge/addon lifecycle, then delivers:

  • provider identity/help/status/capabilities;

  • explicit UI/headless/context reporting;

  • file/scene info;

  • object list/get;

  • primitives/transforms;

  • real Blender integration tests.

Current verified checkpoint (2026-09-14): B0 baseline/context is accepted on Blender 4.5.3 LTS / Windows 11. Native evidence covers background discovery plus live UI with no active object, OBJECT, EDIT_MESH and SCULPT contexts; authenticated Streamable HTTP MCP discovery/status/capabilities and cube create → object_get read-back are accepted end-to-end. The addon metadata minimum is 4.5.3, while later Blender versions and non-Windows platforms remain unverified rather than implicitly supported. This B0 checkpoint does not mean the provider is complete: Modeling and Sculpting remain mandatory end-to-end lanes.

Start here

  1. Read docs/SPEC_BASELINE.md and docs/ROADMAP.md.

  2. Read specs/MCP_PROVIDER_STANDARD.md, specs/ARCHITECTURE.md and specs/CONTRACTS.md.

  3. Read docs/TOOL_GUIDE.md and docs/SLNCTRZ_INTEGRATION.md.

  4. Research current bpy context behavior before changing the bridge boundary.

Agent-local working instructions are supplied by the execution environment and are intentionally not part of the public repository. External research provenance is recorded in ATTRIBUTION.md.

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