SCode-revit2018.3-MCP

# Aeclyra Revit 2018.3 MCP Aeclyra is an iterative version of SCode: a native MCP (Model Context Protocol) service for **Autodesk Revit 2018.3**, allowing MCP-enabled AI clients to read and operate on the current Revit project through a native loopback connection. > Supports Windows x64 and Revit 2018.3 (API 18.3) only. Not supported for Revit 2018.0–2018.2 or 2019 and later. ## Features - 20 project reading, querying, previewing, and change confirmation tools - Listens only to `127.0.0.1:48180`, not exposed to the local area network - Aeclyra Ribbon: service start/stop, tool settings, built-in model conversion to regular models, interactive pipe auto-connection - Built-in model conversion optional regular models, masses, and adaptive component templates, with material and instance parameter support - Pipe auto-connection supports point selection/multi-selection and current 3D view section box sources; determines the target based on the system with the most quantity; section box mode executes with a limit of 250 pipes per batch and adjacent area overlap - Riser and horizontal pipe generation of bends with plane axis offset fixes the riser, only moving the horizontal pipe to align; only tee rules allow overall riser movement - Provides a one-click Windows installer without requiring a separate Node.js installation ## Installation Download `Aeclyra-Revit2018.3-MCP-Setup-*.exe` from [Releases](../../releases) and run the installer after closing Revit. After installation: 1. Launch Revit 2018.3. 2. Click "Start/Stop Service" in the **Aeclyra** Ribbon. 3. Add the following to Codex's `%USERPROFILE%\.codex\config.toml`: ```toml [mcp_servers.Aeclyra] command = "C:\\Users\\<WindowsUser>\\AppData\\Local\\Aeclyra\\Revit2018Mcp\\runtime\\node.exe" args = ["C:\\Users\\<WindowsUser>\\AppData\\Local\\Aeclyra\\Revit2018Mcp\\server\\build\\index.js"] ``` 4. Restart Codex and call `get_service_status` to verify the connection. For the full documentation, see [Deployment Guide](docs/DEPLOYMENT.en.md). ## Building from Source Prerequisites: Revit 2018.3, .NET Framework 4.6 Targeting Pack, Visual Studio/MSBuild, Node.js 20+, and RevitPythonShell 2018 for obtaining the IronPython 2.7 build runtime. The final installer package includes these runtimes, so end-users do not need to install PythonShell separately. ```powershell .\scripts\Build-Release.ps1 -Version 0.2.0 -RevitInstallDir 'D:\Autodesk_Revit2018\Revit 2018' ``` The generated installer is in `release\installer`. The build script packages the Node runtime, server dependencies, plugins, and optional local trust certificates. ## Security `send_code_to_revit` can execute C# within the Revit process. Use only in trusted local development environments and backed-up models. ## License [MIT](LICENSE)