Cinema-quality science visualization for AI agents — headless VTK via MCP.
VTK is all you need. Cinema-quality science visualization for AI agents. One prompt → physics analysis → cinematic renders → LaTeX equations → publication-ready story. An MCP server that gives AI agents full access to VTK's rendering pipeline — no ParaView GUI, no Jupyter notebooks, no display server. Your agent reads simulation data, applies filters, renders cinema-quality images, and exports…
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VTK is all you need. Cinema-quality science visualization for AI agents. One prompt → physics analysis → cinematic renders → LaTeX equations → publication-ready story. An MCP server that gives AI agents full access to VTK's rendering pipeline — no ParaView GUI, no Jupyter notebooks, no display server. Your agent reads simulation data, applies filters, renders cinema-quality images, and exports animations, all headless. Works with: Claude Code · Cursor · Windsurf · Gemini CLI · any MCP client…
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