AutoCAD API Skillsby Autodesk Developer Network (ADN-DevTech)
Autodesk Developer Network skills that teach a coding agent to write AutoCAD, Civil 3D and Plant 3D .NET 10 plug-ins.
Tresca tracks 30 tools in this field. 18 have at least one listed MCP server or agent skill.
Process simulation is moving quickly. Equinor publishes an official MCP server and large skill sets for NeqSim, its open-source thermodynamics and process library, and DWSIM's developer ships a headless MCP server with DWSIM 10. Aspen Plus has several community servers that drive it through its COM interface on Windows, and Aspen HYSYS has a server that starts in read-only mode.
Plant design and petroleum tools are less covered. AVEVA E3D has community servers built on its .NET API and PML, while CAESAR II, PV Elite and Smart 3D have nothing listed. SLB hosts a documentation server for its developer platform, Rock Flow Dynamics builds a local MCP server into tNavigator, and OPM Flow has a community server. Nuclear codes such as MCNP, SCALE and Serpent are licence-restricted, so the integrations listed are skills that help an agent write, run and read input decks in your own licensed installation.
Autodesk Developer Network skills that teach a coding agent to write AutoCAD, Civil 3D and Plant 3D .NET 10 plug-ins.
Ships with DWSIM 10 and runs its engine headless so an assistant can build, solve and inspect flowsheets.
SLB's hosted, sign-in server that lets a coding assistant search SLB Developer guides and API references; docs only.
INL's skills-only plugin that finds Virtual Test Bed reactor models and drafts MOOSE-based inputs from real VTB examples.
About 130 SKILL.md files shipped in the NeqSim repo, from flash convergence to field development.
Equinor's own MCP server for NeqSim: flashes, phase envelopes and JSON-defined process runs.
60 public screening skills for NeqSim in process, PVT, flow assurance, safety and subsea work.
The OpenMC project's own code-review skill: checks a branch or pull request against OpenMC's contribution criteria.
The pyResToolbox author's own MCP server: a few meta-tools that describe and call any public library function.
The MCP server built into tNavigator 26.1 and later, letting third-party AI apps search its docs and manage projects.
No. AspenTech offers its own in-product assistant. Community servers drive Aspen Plus and HYSYS through their COM interfaces on Windows with a licensed installation.
Equinor publishes an MCP server and skill sets for NeqSim, and DWSIM's developer ships a headless MCP server with DWSIM 10. Both are open source.
AVEVA E3D has community servers built on its .NET API and PML. CAESAR II, PV Elite and Smart 3D have nothing listed; their pages describe the neutral files and interfaces an integration could use.