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"Tinkercad" matching MCP tools:
- List Tinkercad Circuits parts from the local catalog to find valid names for adding parts and building circuits. Filter by query and select markdown or JSON output to get the reference before placing components.MIT
- Open a Tinkercad Circuits design by URL or thing ID, or create a new one from the dashboard, then receive a snapshot of the ready editor.MIT
- Checks whether the server's Chrome profile is signed in to Tinkercad by opening the dashboard; if not, run `npm run login` once.MIT
- Retrieve the currently open Tinkercad circuit with all parts, pin holes, properties, wires, and Arduino code exactly as saved.MIT
- Open an existing Tinkercad Circuits design by link or ID, or create a new circuit with target "new" and optionally set its title.MIT
Matching MCP Servers
- AlicenseAqualityCmaintenanceEnables AI assistants to build and simulate Tinkercad Circuits through a real Chrome session, including placing parts, wiring pins, writing Arduino code, running simulations, and reading serial output.6173MIT
- AlicenseAqualityBmaintenanceEnables users to build Arduino breadboard circuits in Tinkercad Circuits, save sketches, read circuits back, and run simulations with button presses and serial input while sampling LEDs, servos, and serial output.91MIT
- Capture the current Tinkercad Circuits window as a PNG to inspect or document the live breadboard and sketch state.MIT
- Capture the visible Tinkercad Circuits editor as a PNG to inspect placement, wiring, and LED states when SVG data is incomplete.MIT
- Replace the entire Text-mode Arduino sketch with a complete program containing setup() and loop(), updating the Tinkercad circuit's code.MITDestructive
- Search the Tinkercad Circuits parts panel and place a component at specified canvas coordinates, returning an updated circuit snapshot for wiring.MIT
- Reads the open Circuits editor and returns components, pins, wires, code, serial, and simulation state. Use after every build step to get real component IDs for later edit and wire tools.MIT
- Retrieve the Arduino sketch from a Tinkercad circuit by opening the Code panel in Text mode. Choose Markdown for human-readable code or JSON for machine processing.MIT
- Build a complete Tinkercad circuit in one call by placing components, setting attributes, wiring pins, and optionally adding Arduino code.MIT
- Remove a chosen component from the open circuit, including every wire attached to it.MITDestructive
- Wire two pins on the active Tinkercad circuit by specifying componentId.pinName for source and destination.MIT
- Retrieve serial monitor text from a Tinkercad Circuits simulation, waiting a set time before reading so the Arduino sketch can print its output.MIT
- Start the simulation in the open Tinkercad editor to run your circuit and test Arduino code. After starting, read serial output or capture a screenshot to observe results.MIT
- Delete a specific wire from a Tinkercad circuit using its ID to remove unwanted connections and improve circuit accuracy.MITDestructive
- Set a specific attribute like resistance or color on a Tinkercad circuit component by providing its ID, field name, and new value.MIT
- Stop a running Tinkercad circuit simulation to halt the process and return to editing your design.MIT
- Move a circuit component to a specific canvas position by providing its component ID and new x, y coordinates.MIT