"Using Python REPL from an MCP server on Windows" matching MCP servers:

Python MCP server for SolidWorks automation with 109 tools covering the full CAD lifecycle. Enables AI-assisted design workflows through COM automation on Windows.

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.

Enables AI assistants to control and automate Adobe InDesign on Windows through COM and ExtendScript, offering 51 tools for document creation, editing, styling, and PDF export.

An MCP server for controlling Adobe Photoshop from AI assistants, with Windows-first workflow, structured state, smoke-tested action playback, and a bundled Codex skill for image editing.

Enables Claude or any MCP client to drive a live SOLIDWORKS session through its COM API, modeling parts, building assemblies with mates, checking interferences and machining feasibility, and exporting STEP or DXF files. It also exposes a local semantic index of the SOLIDWORKS API so the model can look up signatures, enums, and official examples before running arbitrary Python against the session.

Enables Large Language Models to access and manipulate Autodesk Revit models through a pyRevit-based bridge and the Model Context Protocol.

Enables AI assistants to control Adobe InDesign for automated publishing workflows, document creation, and layout tasks across macOS and Windows.

Enables running bpy Python code in an already-open Blender instance, with tools for health checks, scene info, and viewport screenshots.

Read-only MCP bridge for Archicad using the Tapir Add-On, enabling discovery, context binding, and safe read operations on Archicad projects.

Generates beautiful Excalidraw diagrams from natural language descriptions using a local llama.cpp LLM, entirely offline.

An MCP server that auto-generates presentations from a topic using AI, supporting slide editing, visual QA, and export to HTML/PPTX.

An unofficial MCP server for generating infographics and visuals from text using the Napkin AI API, enabling AI assistants to create professional diagrams, mindmaps, and charts.

Enables safe, structured control of Blender on Windows via a standalone STDIO MCP server, providing seven tools to inspect scenes, list and edit materials, transform objects, add modifiers, set smooth shading, and export assets without arbitrary code execution.

Enables to control FreeCAD from Claude Desktop through MCP, allowing CAD operations like creating and editing objects, taking screenshots, and executing Python code.

MCP server for Blender that connects to the official Blender Lab add-on, exposing 27 tools for scene manipulation, object editing, materials, rendering, and Python execution through the add-on's actual wire protocol.

Enables automated CAD operations via natural language, supporting both AutoCAD LT on Windows and headless DXF generation on any platform.

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.

Build Blender scenes through 4 tools and 338 tokens of fixed context: on-demand operation schemas, batches of up to 100 edits, preview captures and permission-gated Python for full bpy access.

Enables AI agents to create and configure product mockups on ultramock.io using your own logged-in subscription.

Lets Claude work inside an open Vectorworks drawing on macOS, reading and bulk-editing Spotlight lighting devices, checking positions, and exporting channel hookup paperwork. It can also run arbitrary Vectorworks Python, with validated all-or-nothing edits and a tool that undoes exactly the last change.