Partially update one LightBurn cut entry or MillMage operation by its get_cuts flat index; only fields in changes are modified, and LightBurn validates the full body before applying.
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"LightBurn" matching MCP tools:
- Loads a local file or supplied content into LightBurn as the current project, replacing unsaved work after prompting to save.MIT
- Retrieve the loaded camera overlay's size, workspace placement in millimeters, and revision token without transferring the image, so you can review overlay metadata in LightBurn.MIT
- Connects this server to a running LightBurn/MillMage instance via a user-approved consent dialog, locking requested capabilities for the connection.MIT
- Import SVG, DXF, or LightBurn files into a part library for nesting. Returns part IDs, areas, bounds, kerf, and warnings for use in nest requests.MIT
- Retrieve the camera overlay currently drawn on the LightBurn workspace as a PNG with metadata; it returns the existing in-memory overlay and never starts a new capture.MIT
- Returns LightBurn MCP connection details—product, host, port, pairing status, granted capabilities, and live reachability—without revealing secrets.MIT
- Copies material-library mode and layer parameters onto a target cut selected by GUID or material name and thickness, reporting skipped machine blocks.MIT
- Retrieve a complete machine state snapshot—position, job progress, speed/power overrides, connection and jog settings—in one call to monitor laser status.MIT
- Lists the cut layers and their settings in the open project, returning each entry's index so you can look up or update a specific cut.MIT
- Retrieve the complete details of a single cut entry by its flat index from get_cuts, including all fields and the matching machine block (galvo or gantry).MIT
- Retrieves the user's LightBurn display units, returning speed and distance units separately so cut settings can be interpreted correctly.MIT
- Import SVG, DXF, AI, PDF, or image files into the current LightBurn project, merging them at specified workspace coordinates with optional origin anchoring.MIT
- Read current machine and workpiece coordinates in millimeters to verify laser position before making adjustments; axes not reported by the controller are omitted.MIT
- Places library parts on fixed sheets within a repeatable time budget; writes job, layout, report and per-sheet SVG/DXF files, then returns independently checked metrics.MIT
- Retrieve all layer definitions and the active layer index from an open LightBurn project, optionally filtering to layers that contain shapes.MIT
- Retrieves connection status and capabilities of the selected device profile, showing whether the laser is connected and supports Z-axis or setting overrides.MIT
- Read current jog distance and speed settings in display units to verify manual positioning step size and speed before moving the laser head.MIT
- Retrieves open project metadata including filename, shape count, units, workspace size, and selected device, enabling review of settings before edits.MIT
- Retrieves the currently loaded material library, including materials, thicknesses, descriptions, and cut settings, so AI assistants can review and apply the right entry to a project.MIT
- Retrieve saved positions stored in the LightBurn device profile so you can review or reuse stored coordinates from the current machine setup.MIT