PyCFX-MCP (Ansys CFX-MCP)by Ansys (Synopsys)
Ansys's own MCP server for CFX: drives CFX-Pre, CFX Solver and CFD-Post sessions through PyCFX with seven compact tools.
Ansys publishes two official MCP servers on GitHub: PyFluent-MCP drives a live Fluent session and PyCFX-MCP drives CFX-Pre, the CFX solver and CFD-Post, both through the PyAnsys Python libraries. Community options add a broader Fluent/Mechanical server, a run-auditing Fluent server, a help-page navigator and a PyFluent scripting skill. Every live server needs a licensed local Fluent or CFX install, and the official pair are still 0.x releases that want Python 3.12 or newer.
Ansys's own MCP server for CFX: drives CFX-Pre, CFX Solver and CFD-Post sessions through PyCFX with seven compact tools.
Ansys's own MCP server for Fluent: launches or attaches to a Fluent session through PyFluent and runs sandboxed Python in it.
A Claude Code server built on PyAnsys that keeps one Fluent window open and lists CFD, FEA, thermal and FSI tool sequences.
A local MCP server that runs Fluent cases through PyFluent or batch journals and keeps an audit trail of every run.
An early multi-product server that opens MAPDL or Fluent sessions through PyAnsys, runs commands and reads Ansys files.
A lightweight documentation server that points the agent to the right page of the online Ansys Fluent help.
A Claude skill on scripting Fluent with PyFluent and journal files, with pump CFD and batch examples.
Listings are sorted by origin, then by recent activity. GitHub data is refreshed nightly. Nothing here is ranked.
An MCP server or skill can only do what Ansys Fluent / CFX lets programs do. Ansys Fluent / CFX exposes 3 automation interfaces:
Ansys added Engineering Copilot, an AI assistant for simulation setup and finding training material, to Fluent Desktop in 2025 R2, and offers AnsysGPT as a support assistant for commercial customers. Separately, the official ansys GitHub organisation publishes MCP servers for Fluent (PyFluent-MCP, 0.6.0) and CFX (PyCFX-MCP, 0.2.0) on a shared PyAnsys MCP base. The Fluent product-update page mentions no MCP or agent features for 2026 R1.
Checked 4 Nov 2026. Sources: Ansys Fluent product updates, ansys/pyfluent-mcp, ansys/pycfx-mcp
Taken from the listings' own documentation. Check each listing for exactly what it supports.
The listings here document setup for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cline, Codex, Cursor and VS Code (GitHub Copilot). Install steps, copied from each project's own documentation, are on each listing's page. Most Ansys Fluent / CFX integrations run on your own computer next to Ansys Fluent / CFX, so you need Ansys Fluent / CFX installed and licensed on the same machine unless the listing says otherwise.
Yes. Ansys publishes PyFluent-MCP (pip package ansys-fluent-mcp) and PyCFX-MCP (ansys-cfx-mcp) in its own GitHub organisation, under Apache-2.0. Both were 0.x releases on 4 November 2026, so expect tool names and behaviour to change.
Yes, through an MCP server on a machine with a licensed Fluent install. PyFluent-MCP lists Claude Desktop among its clients and drives the solver through PyFluent over gRPC; tools that only read the API reference work without Fluent.
Only through a checked path. PyFluent-MCP validates code and runs it behind an AST sandbox in a persistent session, and PyCFX-MCP restricts imports and built-ins. Ansys notes that the CFX sandbox is Python-level, not an operating-system or container sandbox.
Python 3.12 or later for both official servers, plus a licensed Fluent or CFX install for any tool that touches a solver. Ansys recommends stdio for desktop clients and HTTP only on trusted networks or behind authentication and TLS.
AI-generated models, drawings and results must be checked by a qualified engineer before use.
Sources (checked 4 Nov 2026): ansys/pyfluent-mcp README · ansys/pycfx-mcp README · PyFluent documentation · PyCFX documentation · Ansys Fluent product updates · Ansys Fluent / CFX product page
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