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"Archicad" matching MCP tools:

  • Run Python scripts on a selected Archicad port for automation. Execute custom workflows with access to Archicad and Tapir commands.
    MIT
  • Fire a named Archicad publisher set to generate project output. Specify the set name to start the process.
    MIT
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  • Establish a persistent binding to an Archicad project using a project hint, instanceId, or recent foreground. Returns a contextId for all subsequent operations.
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    MCP server for Archicad automation, enabling AI assistants to run Python scripts against running Archicad instances via the Tapir JSON API for complex workflows.
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    An MCP server connecting Claude to a running Archicad 29 instance for delivery-readiness QA via YAML rules and full Archicad API access, including querying, editing, creating elements, and schedule scheme editing.
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  • Open an Archicad project file (.pln, .pla, .tpl, .bpn) by path, closing the current project; choose saveFirst or discardChanges for unsaved changes. BIMcloud/Teamwork not supported by path.
    MIT
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  • Install the pinned Tapir add-on (1.7.2) into Archicad's Add-Ons folder. Dry run by default: it finds every Archicad on this computer, downloads and checks the file (sha256) and says what it would do. confirm=true writes.
    MIT
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  • Search Archicad properties by keyword, group, or exact name to retrieve GUIDs needed for querying element values.
    MIT
  • Delete Archicad attributes of one type in a single undo step; Archicad reassigns affected elements, and layers holding elements are refused unless force is enabled.
    MIT
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  • Adjust Archicad layer visibility, locking, wireframe, and intersection groups directly in active layer settings; batch changes run in order with one undo, without altering saved combinations.
    MIT
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  • Move selected Archicad elements vertically by a deltaZ value in meters, keeping their home story unchanged. Optionally create stacked copies at multiples of the offset.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Save the open project to its own file, as File > Save (Tapir). CONFIRM-GATED: without confirm=true it only reports what it would save.
    MIT
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  • Save the project as an IFC file, the step after verify_ifc_export_readiness. DRY-RUN BY DEFAULT: returns the translator, path, file type and scope, and lists every translator; pass dry_run=false to write.
    MIT
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  • Closes the current Archicad project, but all tools stop working until a project is reopened manually. Prefer open_project/new_project to switch projects.
    MIT
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  • Create solid, vector, gradient, and image fills for Archicad. Define hatch patterns, copy existing fills, and apply them to building materials, hatches, and cover fills.
    MIT