Connects SketchUp to Claude AI through the Model Context Protocol, enabling prompt-assisted 3D modeling, scene manipulation, and woodworking joinery operations.
Connects MCP-aware AI clients to a live SketchUp session so models can be built and edited through natural-language prompts. Exposes typed tools for geometry creation, materials, booleans, edge chamfers/fillets, joinery, scene export, model introspection, viewport screenshots, and an optional arbitrary-Ruby escape hatch.
Enables AI clients to drive SketchUp Pro 2026 on a Windows host, including from WSL, by executing arbitrary Ruby in the active model, reading scene and selection details, and capturing viewport screenshots. It talks to a loopback TCP bridge inside SketchUp using a connect-per-command protocol for reliable, desync-free control.
Enables controlling SketchUp from MCP-compatible clients via a stdio Python server that bridges to a Ruby plugin, supporting component operations, material assignment, scene export, arbitrary Ruby evaluation, and wood joinery tools.
Enables Claude Desktop to control SketchUp on Windows for direct 3D modeling, including converting floor plans into walls, door and window openings, and floor slabs.
Connects MCP-aware AI clients to a live SketchUp session so users can create and modify 3D models, apply materials, perform booleans and joinery, and export scenes through natural-language prompts.
Enables direct interaction and control of SketchUp through Claude AI using the Model Context Protocol and a TCP socket connection. It allows for prompt-assisted 3D modeling, component manipulation, and the execution of arbitrary Ruby code within the SketchUp environment.