An MCP server that provides access to the Zoo API for various CAD operations and tools.
An MCP server housing various Zoo built utilities 1. An API key for Zoo, get one here 2. An environment variable set to your API key 1. Ensure uv has been installed 2. Create a uv environment 3. Activate your uv environment (Optional) 4. Install the package from GitHub The server can be started by using uvx The server can be started locally by using uv and the zoomcp module The server can also be…
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An MCP server housing various Zoo built utilities 1. An API key for Zoo, get one here 2. An environment variable set to your API key 1. Ensure uv has been installed 2. Create a uv environment 3. Activate your uv environment (Optional) 4. Install the package from GitHub The server can be started by using uvx The server can be started locally by using uv and the zoo_mcp module The server can also be run with the mcp package Each GitHub release also attaches standalone executables (built with…
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