CadQuery MCP Serverby CadQuery
A server in CadQuery's own contrib repository that runs scripts, renders views, measures and exports models.
The CadQuery project publishes its own MCP server in the cadquery-contrib repository, which runs CadQuery scripts and returns renders, measurements and exports. Community work adds a popular Claude Code skill for 3D-printable parts, a model-checking server and a CAD command line that can run CadQuery alongside build123d. Everything works on files, with no CAD program to keep open, on Windows, macOS or Linux. Watch Python versions: CadQuery wheels lag new Python releases.
A server in CadQuery's own contrib repository that runs scripts, renders views, measures and exports models.
A CAD command line and MCP server that runs build123d (or CadQuery) scripts, renders, measures and diffs them.
A small CadQuery server whose main tool checks a generated model file against criteria you describe.
A Claude Code skill that designs 3D-printable CadQuery parts in phases and returns an STL with a preview.
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An MCP server or skill can only do what CadQuery lets programs do. CadQuery exposes 2 automation interfaces:
CadQuery is an open-source project, and its developers added an MCP server to the official cadquery-contrib repository in January 2026, published on PyPI as cadquery-mcp by the CadQuery Development Team. It renders PNG or SVG views, reports volume, area and centre of mass, extracts script parameters and exports STEP, STL, 3MF and other formats. There is no hosted service; you run it in your own CadQuery environment.
Checked 4 Nov 2026. Sources: CadQuery MCP Server README (cadquery-contrib), cadquery-mcp on PyPI
Taken from the listings' own documentation. Check each listing for exactly what it supports.
The listings here document setup for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor and Windsurf. Install steps, copied from each project's own documentation, are on each listing's page. Most CadQuery integrations run on your own computer next to CadQuery, so you need CadQuery installed and licensed on the same machine unless the listing says otherwise.
Yes. It lives in the CadQuery organisation's cadquery-contrib repository and is published on PyPI as cadquery-mcp by the CadQuery Development Team. It needs CadQuery 2.8 or later.
No. CadQuery is a Python library, so servers and skills run scripts and write files directly. That also means they work on Windows, macOS and Linux without a CAD licence.
Both are Python code-CAD libraries with different modelling styles. Pick the one your team already reads; listings exist for each, and one CAD command line runs build123d by default with CadQuery as an option.
Shaded PNGs need a working VTK and OpenGL back end even off-screen. On headless machines, ask for SVG line drawings instead, which don't need a display.
AI-generated models, drawings and results must be checked by a qualified engineer before use.
Sources (checked 4 Nov 2026): CadQuery documentation · CadQuery MCP Server README (cadquery-contrib) · cadquery-contrib commit history for mcp-server · CadQuery product page
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