go-dialux-mcpby FaintGhost
A Go server that reads drawings, writes STF and calls DIALux evo 14's own code to calculate, render and report.
DIALux evo has three small community MCP servers and nothing from DIAL. One calls DIALux evo 14's own assemblies on Windows to calculate, render and export reports, one clicks through the interface with UI automation, and one only turns DWG plans into STF files for import. DIALux has no official API, so each depends on a specific DIALux build and may break after an update.
A Go server that reads drawings, writes STF and calls DIALux evo 14's own code to calculate, render and report.
Turns a DWG lighting exercise into an STF building for DIALux evo and checks results against UNE-EN 12464-1.
Drives DIALux evo through UI automation and STF file generation to open projects, calculate and export reports.
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An MCP server or skill can only do what DIALux evo lets programs do. DIALux evo exposes 2 automation interfaces:
DIAL's DIALux pages cover the free version funded by more than 400 luminaire manufacturer members, DIALux Pro, the DIALux Bridge for Revit 2025 and the evo 14.1 download (version 5.14.1.0). They describe no AI assistant, MCP server or scripting API as of this check.
Checked 4 Nov 2026. Sources: DIALux evo product page, DIALux download page
Taken from the listings' own documentation. Check each listing for exactly what it supports.
The listings here document setup for Claude Desktop and VS Code. Install steps, copied from each project's own documentation, are on each listing's page. Most DIALux evo integrations run on your own computer next to DIALux evo, so you need DIALux evo installed and licensed on the same machine unless the listing says otherwise.
No. DIAL has published no MCP server or API as of 4 November 2026. The three listed servers are community projects, two of them written for Spanish-language classes or interfaces.
With go-dialux-mcp, yes, on Windows with DIALux evo 14 (assembly 5.14.0.6) installed and the full .NET build done. dialux-mcp can start a calculation by automating the interface, but its author says the UI selectors still need tuning.
The basic DIALux evo is free with member luminaires. DIALux Pro is a paid subscription and is required for features such as the Revit bridge.
Not reliably. go-dialux-mcp is tied to one assembly version and dialux-mcp to the interface layout and language, so expect to wait for an update from the author after each DIALux release.
AI-generated models, drawings and results must be checked by a qualified engineer before use.
Sources (checked 4 Nov 2026): DIALux evo product page · DIALux download page (version 5.14.1.0) · FaintGhost/go-dialux-mcp README · moisesbritez92/dialux-mcp README · DIALux evo product page
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