List all Archicad API commands and their descriptions to identify the correct command for any task, enabling accurate command selection before fetching the command's schema.
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"Archicad" matching MCP tools:
- Retrieve the exact JSON schema for an Archicad command to obtain required arguments and avoid parameter guessing before execution.MIT
- Run Python scripts on a selected Archicad port for automation. Execute custom workflows with access to Archicad and Tapir commands.MIT
- Find running Archicad instances by scanning ports 19723-19743, returning port, project name, and version to target them in automation.MIT
- List running Archicad instances with port, version, open project, and Tapir add-on availability to identify the correct instance for connection.MIT
- Reads an exported Archicad schedule scheme XML file to list its criteria and ordered columns, showing what each column binds to. Pass the file path to get a structured description.MIT
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- AlicenseAqualityAmaintenanceAn MCP server connecting Claude to a running Archicad 29 instance for delivery-readiness QA via YAML rules and full Archicad API access, including querying, editing, creating elements, and schedule scheme editing.36MIT
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- Run a single Archicad API write command to change the project, with mandatory confirmation for irreversible actions like deleting elements or quitting Archicad.MITDestructive
- Execute a read-only Archicad API command by name and get its result, supporting official JSON API and Tapir, while blocking project-changing commands.MIT
- Enumerates active Archicad instances, providing their port numbers for targeting subsequent commands.MIT
- Fetch the GUIDs of elements currently selected in Archicad to identify active items for downstream queries or edits.MIT
- Create an Archicad issue from a rule’s failures and attach the failing elements for easier QA review.MITDestructive
- Identifies building elements that violate a specified rule and highlights them in the Archicad view for quick QA review.MIT
- Deselect all elements in the Archicad window. Use this to clear the current selection and avoid unintended modifications.MIT
- Trigger a named Archicad publisher set to produce output files for delivery, automating the publication process.MITDestructive
- Retrieves Archicad project details—version, name, stories, hotlinks, geolocation presence—for delivery-readiness QA and project assessment.MIT
- Establish a persistent binding to an Archicad project using a project hint, instanceId, or recent foreground. Returns a contextId for all subsequent operations.-
- Reviews Archicad tool composition, hierarchy, and call order to resolve uncertainties or degraded capabilities without reading project data.-
- Discover Archicad endpoints by scanning specified hosts and ports for low-level diagnostic identification of running instances.-
- Search Archicad properties by keyword, group, or exact name to retrieve GUIDs needed for querying element values.MIT
- Search Archicad model elements by property conditions and element types, combining filter groups with AND/OR logic. Returns matching element GUIDs and counts for QA and validation workflows.MIT