Provides tools for interacting with an active SketchUp model, enabling creation and manipulation of edges, faces, groups, components, tags, and materials, as well as selection and transformation operations through SketchUp's native Ruby API.
Click on "Deploy Server".
Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state.
In the chat, type @ followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@CDT-SketchUp Create a box component 24x24x24 inches and assign material 'Wood' to it."
That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed.
Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.
Domain-neutral SketchUp MCP execution provider. Typed Python tools dispatch to a Ruby extension on SketchUp's main thread; engineering design rules belong to CDT_Engineer.
Provider 0.1.1 · Contract 0.31. Measured native scopes target
SketchUp 2024 24.0.594 / Ruby 3.2.2; see
compatibility for versioned acceptance limits.
Python 3.11+ is required. Use the platform lock and reproducible installation procedure in REPRODUCIBLE_BASELINE.
python scripts/build_rbz.py
cdt-sketchup --transport stdioInstall the generated RBZ through SketchUp Extension Manager, enable the bridge in the intended interactive session, and provide bridge authentication through the deployment environment. The provider-to-extension connection is authenticated and loopback-only.
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Call help, system_status and system_capabilities.
Select the capability's declared safety class, units and coordinate space.
Bind strict mutations to the expected context/fingerprint and use semantic feature chunks with independent read-back.
For retry-sensitive calls, supply execute_geometry.operation_id.
unknown_commit requires reconcile_operation before replay or dependent work.
Strict mutation, compatibility tools and external file effects have different
guarantees. Shared component definitions require explicit make_unique when
independent editing is intended. A successful save or render is not engineering QA.
No arbitrary Ruby/script execution surface is exposed. Current runtime discovery and ownership checks remain required before starting, draining or stopping work.
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