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"Comsol" matching MCP tools:

  • Check the COMSOL Server's status, configured paths, and runtime state to confirm connectivity and environment settings.
    MIT
  • Save a COMSOL model to a file in Comsol, Java, Matlab, or VBA format. Set model name and file path for precise control.
    MIT
  • Search COMSOL PDF documentation using semantic search to find relevant information about physics, modeling, and API usage across 60+ modules.
    MIT
  • Retrieve real-time status of your COMSOL session, including connection state, software version, and list of loaded models.
    MIT

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    MCP server for visible COMSOL automation that attaches to a running COMSOL Multiphysics Server, enabling shared model state with the Desktop GUI for collaborative modeling.
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    MIT
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    Enables AI agents to read and write .mph model files, control the COMSOL desktop GUI in real time, and run complete modeling, meshing, solving, and post-processing workflows.
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  • Start a local COMSOL Multiphysics session with specified processor cores and version for simulation automation.
    MIT
  • Search COMSOL PDF documentation with semantic queries to find information on physics, modeling, and API usage. Optionally filter by module.
    MIT
  • Start a local COMSOL client session with configurable cores and version. Prepares the simulation environment for model building and solving.
    MIT
  • Connect to a remote COMSOL server for automated simulation control. Specify the server host and port to establish a connection.
    MIT
  • Save a COMSOL model to file in multiple formats including Comsol, Java, Matlab, or VBA. Specify model name and file path for flexible storage.
    MIT
  • Start a local COMSOL Multiphysics Server and connect the MCP client to it, enabling shared model state with the Desktop GUI for collaborative modeling.
    MIT
  • Creates a new in-memory model on the connected COMSOL server and sets it as the active model.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a list of all models currently loaded in your COMSOL session, including their names, file paths, and status.
    MIT
  • Load an MPH file on the COMSOL server and set it as the active model for collaborative modeling.
    MIT
  • Establishes a connection between the MCP client and a running COMSOL Multiphysics Server, enabling shared model state with the Desktop GUI for collaborative modeling.
    MIT