Tresca tracks 16 tools in this field. 13 have at least one listed MCP server or agent skill.
Power systems analysis is covered mainly by PowerMCP, a community project that wraps several engines, including PSS/E, PowerFactory, PSCAD, PowerWorld, OpenDSS and pandapower, behind one set of tools, plus a companion skill pack. The depth varies by engine: some wrappers expose load flow, contingency and dynamic studies, others only a few calls. Standalone servers exist for PowerFactory, PSCAD, OpenDSS and PyPSA.
Commercial studies tools used for arc flash, short circuit and protection work, such as ETAP, CYME and SKM PowerTools, have nothing listed; ETAP offers a built-in copilot instead. On the design side, EPLAN and AutoCAD Electrical have community servers, and DIALux evo has early lighting servers. MATLAB and Simulink, with official MathWorks integrations, also appear here for control and power electronics work.
MathWorks's Simulink tools and Model-Based Design skills, added to the MATLAB MCP Server so an agent can read, edit and test models.
MathWorks's own MCP server: starts or connects to MATLAB on your machine, runs and tests code and checks it with the Code Analyzer.
Publishes your own MATLAB functions as MCP tools on MATLAB Production Server, so agents call deployed code over HTTP.
MathWorks's skill groups for MATLAB and its toolboxes, installed together with the MATLAB MCP Server and wired into your agent.
Yes, through community projects. PowerMCP wraps PSS/E, PowerFactory, PSCAD, PowerWorld and open-source engines, and standalone servers exist for PowerFactory and PSCAD. You need the licensed program installed.
Nothing is listed. ETAP offers its own built-in copilot instead of an MCP server, and the pages for these tools describe their scripting interfaces and what an integration could do.
EPLAN and AutoCAD Electrical have community servers that read and edit projects, and DIALux evo has early lighting servers.