"Miele Appliance Connection Information" matching MCP servers:

Enables LLMs like Claude to create and edit AutoCAD drawings via natural language, supporting both headless DXF generation and live AutoCAD LT connection through file-based IPC.

An MCP server that enables AI assistants to interact with FreeCAD for 3D modeling, macro development, and debugging through 150+ tools supporting multiple connection modes.

Enables MCP-compatible assistants to connect to a local Archicad instance through its built-in JSON API, checking connection status, inspecting the current selection, and optionally invoking supported native commands with confirmation.

Enables coding agents to find real product screen references, fonts, icons, and recorded design-system details for UI work. It also exposes bundled design workflow resources, command prompts, and connection diagnostics.

Bridges OpenCode to Unreal Engine 5 editor via a local TCP connection, enabling interaction with the editor such as querying project structure, managing assets and actors, and generating code.

Enables controlling a local Blender instance through natural language or code, allowing arbitrary Python/bpy execution and querying scene or object information via MCP.

Enables AI clients to search a library of 2,800+ science illustrations, fetch SVG content and metadata, and download icons locally, with category/license filtering and attribution information.

Exposes information about Z-Image AI image generation and editing platform, including styles, pricing, and official links, for MCP-compatible AI clients.

Enables Claude AI to extract design information from Figma files and create or update designs via a Figma plugin, supporting both readonly and write modes.

Natural-language MCP bridge for AutoCAD 2024. Enables users to inspect and edit DWG drawings, manage layers, entities, layouts, styles, and system variables; draw 2D geometry and 3D solids; perform measurements and transactional edits; and export to DWG, STL, PDF, DWF, SVG, or raster formats through a local named-pipe connection.

Enables an AI agent to fully drive Blockbench through 69 tools covering 3D modeling, seeded procedural textures, UV mapping, animation, export codecs, files, and plugin management, plus arbitrary JavaScript inside the app when the built-in tools fall short. It bridges agent and editor over a token-gated localhost connection so models can be built, rendered, reviewed, and exported end to end with zero dependencies.

Local MCP server for parsing Sketch exported HTML zip archives and extracting design structure information.

Enables AI assistants to create, edit, and export IFC5/IFCX building information models through natural language, handling spatial structure, elements, geometry, metadata, validation, and export.

Enables AI agents to interact with Storybook by exposing UI component information and development workflows through the Model Context Protocol.

Provides a hosted remote connection to Mobbin's library of real-world app and web design references over Streamable HTTP, requiring nothing to install or run locally. Access is authorized through an OAuth browser sign-in on first use, with per-client setup and tool listings documented externally.

Enables Claude to interact with Adobe XD files, extract design information, and generate React components from designs.

Enables coding agents to ground UI work in real product screens by returning concrete screen references as inline images, along with fonts, icons, and design-system details for a chosen screen. Also serves bundled design-skill documents and connection diagnostics so agents can settle, build, and verify interface work against existing tokens and components.

Enables coding agents to ground UI work in real product screens by retrieving real screen references, fonts and icons, and recorded design systems, while also serving bundled design-workflow resources, playbook prompts, and connection diagnostics without a token.

Enables parsing of PSD files and extraction of layer information, design tokens, and assets to assist LLMs in converting designs to code.

Enables coding agents to pull real product screen references — plus matching fonts, icons, and recorded design-system details — so UI work is grounded in actual screens instead of generic templates. It also serves a bundled design workflow, playbook prompts, and connection diagnostics, some of which run without a token.