A local-first MCP adapter for Vicon Shogun Post that provides read-only inspection of motion-capture scenes, including subject markers and trajectory queries via the official SDK.
Enables trusted local AI agents to create, inspect, edit, save, reopen, and export isolated headless KiCad 9 PCB board files, including native design-rule-check reports, through typed MCP tools. Operations are bounded to native pcbnew and kicad-cli calls within a single explicit trusted workspace, with no arbitrary script execution, live PCB Editor control, or IPC access.
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.
Connects MCP-compatible assistants to Blender to read scene and selection context, and optionally execute user-requested Python through Blender's native API when explicitly enabled.
Adapter that runs an MCP server inside Substance 3D Designer, enabling tools to inspect and interact with the active designer session and its packages through natural language.
Exposes a typed headless editing surface for PhotoCraft documents, letting clients create, open, inspect and save RGB8 files while working with layers, masks, selections, adjustments, text, transforms, fills, previews, exports and bounded noise reduction through 39 typed tools. It manages an official PhotoCraft stdio process with validated schemas, isolated workspace paths, resource limits, and explicit recovery semantics for indeterminate edits.
Enables typed, transactional automation of LiquiGen node graphs, fixed host commands for one LiquiGen process, and validation of LiquiGen-to-Unreal export bundles.
This repository contains an implementation of an Miro Universal MCP (Model Context Protocol) server. It provides a standardized interface for interacting with Miro's tools and services through a unified API.
Enables typed Gaea terrain builds and output verification for DCC-MCP, including inspecting templates, planning CLI arguments, executing bounded builds, and verifying exported height/weight images with dimensions and SHA-256 receipts.
It connects MCP-compatible assistants to Rhino 8 for checking status and describing the current selection, with optional explicitly enabled native Python scripting access.
Connects a locally running MCP-compatible assistant to SketchUp desktop, letting it check connection status and describe the current document and selection. Optionally enables explicitly approved, unsandboxed native Ruby scripting for deeper model access.
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 agents to automate AutoCAD DWG drawings—inspecting entities, layers and layouts, creating drawings, managing layers, and adding typed lines, circles, points, and text—over either a live COM session or headless accoreconsole batch runs, degrading capabilities gracefully when only the headless transport is available.