CODESYS Development System MCP Serverby CODESYS Group
CODESYS's own IDE add-on that lets an AI client read and edit Structured Text, libraries and the project tree.
CODESYS has an official MCP server: the CODESYS Development System MCP Server, a paid add-on in the Professional Developer Edition for V3.5.22.1 and later, which reads and edits Structured Text inside the IDE. Community servers built on the CODESYS scripting engine go further on older versions, from POU creation to downloading and forcing live variables, and a sync-tool skill lets agents edit projects as text. All of them need Windows and an installed CODESYS.
CODESYS's own IDE add-on that lets an AI client read and edit Structured Text, libraries and the project tree.
Keeps the CODESYS IDE open while an agent edits code, downloads to the PLC and reads or forces live variables.
A Node.js server that runs CODESYS scripting-engine commands to create POUs, set their code and compile the project.
A skill and CLI that export a CODESYS project to text for an agent to edit, then import and build it in the open IDE.
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An MCP server or skill can only do what CODESYS lets programs do. CODESYS exposes 2 automation interfaces:
CODESYS Group publishes the Development System MCP Server 1.0, sold as part of the CODESYS Professional Developer Edition subscription and installed through the CODESYS Installer. It needs V3.5.22.1 or later and works with any local MCP client; the online help notes that Claude models gave the strongest Structured Text in CODESYS's internal tests. It is the vendor's only AI integration listed here.
Checked 4 Nov 2026. Sources: CODESYS Development System MCP Server (online help), CODESYS Store, CODESYS MCP Server
Taken from the listings' own documentation. Check each listing for exactly what it supports.
The listings here document setup for Claude Code and Claude Desktop. Install steps, copied from each project's own documentation, are on each listing's page. Most CODESYS integrations run on your own computer next to CODESYS, so you need CODESYS installed and licensed on the same machine unless the listing says otherwise.
Yes. The CODESYS Development System MCP Server is CODESYS Group's own add-on. It requires V3.5.22.1 or later and a Professional Developer Edition subscription, so it is a paid extra on top of the Development System.
No. It creates and changes Structured Text only; objects in graphical languages can be read but not modified. For ladder work, see the Studio 5000 or TIA Portal servers instead.
Yes, community servers built on the scripting engine. codesys-mcp-persistent covers online work such as downloads and forcing variables, and the older CODESYS MCP Toolkit creates POUs and compiles. Both are MIT-licensed.
Only if your MCP client uses a cloud model. CODESYS points out that source code sent to a cloud model leaves the local machine and suggests a locally hosted model for sensitive projects.
AI-generated models, drawings and results must be checked by a qualified engineer before use.
Sources (checked 4 Nov 2026): CODESYS Development System MCP Server (online help) · MCP Tools and Resources (online help) · CODESYS Store, CODESYS MCP Server · johannesPettersson80/codesys-mcp-toolkit README · luke-harriman/Codesys-MCP README
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