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@dmytro-prototypes/cad-drawing-mcp-server

v0.2.3

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Drawing MCP Server: local DWG inspection, editing and rendering for AI agents

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Drawing MCP Server

Run local DWG inspection, editing and rendering through MCP stdio:

npx -y @dmytro-prototypes/[email protected] --allowed-root /absolute/path/to/your/home

Requires Node 18+. npm installs the matching exact-version native package for macOS ARM64, Windows x64 or Linux x64/ARM64. Intel Mac is an optional release selection. Keep npm optional dependencies enabled. The router forwards arguments, environment, stdio and exit status to the native executable.

Set this command/arguments in a stdio-capable MCP client. On Windows use an absolute drawing folder and cmd /d /s /c npx ... if your client requires the npm command wrapper, or launch the native .exe directly.

Chat attachments must be saved to an allowed local folder unless the client provides an accessible local path. Cloud upload/list/retention tools are absent from stdio. The first 100 billable calls work anonymously offline; subsequent calls require browser sign-in (npx -y @dmytro-prototypes/[email protected] --login) and internet access. No manual keys or credential environment variables are supported. Edits remain in memory and do not modify source DWGs.

See the installation guide (source repository access required), or the published release's INSTALL.md. Included LICENSE.html contains the Drawing agreements and privacy documents.