io.github.danpeig/plutocalcdesigner-mcp

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v2.5.1io.github.danpeigUnknownUpdated 8mo agoGitHub

Plutocalc Designer is a software suite for water and wastewater treatment plants design

MCP server for the Plutocalc Designer REST API, providing access to water and wastewater treatment system design tools through the Model Context Protocol. Plutocalc Designer is an online engineering tool for sizing water and wastewater treatment systems. Engineers select a design model, fill in a calculation template, and run the computation to receive a completed template with design results.…

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Authorio.github.danpeig
LicenseUnknown
Version2.5.1
Sourcemcp-registry
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StatusCommunity-indexed
PublisherUnverified
SignatureUnsigned
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DependenciesNot audited
Tool surface15 tools · none privileged
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15 tools · none privileged
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MCP server for the Plutocalc Designer REST API, providing access to water and wastewater treatment system design tools through the Model Context Protocol. Plutocalc Designer is an online engineering tool for sizing water and wastewater treatment systems. Engineers select a design model, fill in a calculation template, and run the computation to receive a completed template with design results. Learn more at There are three ways of connecting Plutocalc Designer to AI applications: Connecting via…

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