"Shell" matching MCP servers:

Typed DCC-MCP control for Marmoset Toolbag 4.03+ and 5.x, enabling shell-capable agents to interact with Toolbag scenes via a shared CLI and MCP gateway.

Enables an LLM to design parametric 3D parts in pure NumPy and verify they are actually printable before exporting them. Provides topology checks (watertightness, genus, shell count, wall thickness), self-rendered views, and gated STL/OBJ export that refuses broken solids.

Exposes CAD design tools (box, cylinder, shell, etc.) via MCP, allowing AI agents and clients like Claude to create and manipulate parametric CAD models in Autodesk Fusion or a simulator.

Lets an AI agent drive a browser-based CAD application by forwarding tool calls to the page's own modeling registry, so it can open documents, run programs, select geometry, load skills, and capture screenshots. Also exposes the same tools through a CLI for agents that only have a shell.

Enables AI agents to perform narrow, validated Fritzing engineering operations — searching parts, inspecting connectors, placing and moving components, wiring, validating, rendering, and saving projects — through a strictly sandboxed server that exposes no shell, arbitrary filesystem access, or direct Fritzing control, with lifecycle gating and a part trust model enforcing validation before render and save.

Enables AI clients to automate and inspect Adobe Photoshop, Premiere Pro, After Effects, and Illustrator through a secure, typed MCP surface with schema-validated operations, risk-classified plans, artifacts, and verification. Bridges translate safe domain commands into UXP, CEP, ExtendScript, or approved CLI work without exposing arbitrary scripts or shell access.