Sketchup MCP Server
3D modeling and scene manipulation via TCP socket commands in SketchUp.
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Overview
Sketchup MCP Server establishes a bridge between Claude AI and SketchUp, utilizing a TCP socket connection to facilitate two-way communication. It enables AI-assisted generation and modification of 3D models, allowing users to perform operations like component creation, material application, and scene exporting through natural language prompts. The system architecture involves a specialized SketchUp extension acting as a server and a companion Python implementation of the Model Context Protocol. By leveraging tools for transformation, selection handling, and Ruby code evaluation, it provides an interface for both simple scene adjustments and complex programmatic model generation.
Our verdict
With a security score of 21/100, this tool is categorized as high risk and should be used with caution in professional environments. The lack of an established software license creates legal uncertainty regarding usage, and the project is maintained by a single contributor with no official vendor backing. Users should be aware that the 'eval_ruby' capability allows the execution of arbitrary code within the SketchUp environment, which requires careful oversight.
- Zero direct dependencies minimizes supply-chain surface area.
- Provides direct capabilities for component transformation and scene inspection.
- Supports arbitrary Ruby code evaluation for advanced operations.
- High risk score due to lack of an official vendor.
- No license detected for legal compliance.
- Single contributor represents a bus-factor risk.
- Community-maintained project without editorial review.
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