tNavigator Local MCP Server
MCP serverOfficial
The MCP server built into tNavigator 26.1 and later, letting third-party AI apps search its docs and manage projects. By Rock Flow Dynamics.
At a glance
- Type
- MCP server
- Works with
- tNavigator
- How it connects
- Drives a running copy of the tool
- Access
- Not stated in its documentation
- Tool versions
- tNavigator 26.1 and later
- Operating systems
- Not stated in its documentation
- Needs a tNavigator licence
- Not stated in its documentation
- Transport
- Not stated in its documentation
- AI clients documented
- Not stated in its documentation
- Licence
- proprietary
- Language
- Not stated in its documentation
What it can do
- Lets third-party AI applications search tNavigator's documentation and knowledge base.
- Manages tNavigator projects through tNavigator's API functions.
- Runs locally, alongside tNavigator's built-in AI Assistant, which by default processes requests on a server inside your own network.
Limitations
- Rock Flow Dynamics doesn't publish the tool list, transport or setup steps on its public pages.
- Only in tNavigator 26.1 and later; whether it needs a separate AI Assistant module licence isn't stated publicly.
Install
The Local MCP Server ships with tNavigator 26.1 and later as part of AI Assistant. Rock Flow Dynamics' public pages give no setup commands; its 18 November webinar covers connecting your own AI client.Source: rfdyn.com/module/ai-assistant/
MCP servers and skills run code on your computer. Review the source before installing.
AI-generated models, drawings and results must be checked by a qualified engineer before use.