ngspice-mcp

What is ngspice-mcp?

ngspice-mcp is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides access to the ngspice circuit simulation functionality through a standardized protocol interface, enabling AI language models to interact with ngspice in a controlled manner.

How to use ngspice-mcp?

To use ngspice-mcp, clone the repository, ensure all system requirements are met, and build the server using the D build system (dub). Start the server with command line options to set the working directory and load circuit files.

Key features of ngspice-mcp?

• Integration with ngspice's shared library interface
• Standardized MCP protocol implementation
• Synchronous operation with structured data access
• Comprehensive output capture and redirection
• Vector data handling with multiple representation formats
• Support for both server and library usage modes
• Built-in test suite

Use cases of ngspice-mcp?

1. Interfacing AI models with circuit simulation tasks.
2. Automating circuit analysis and simulation workflows.
3. Providing a structured way to access simulation data for research and development.

FAQ from ngspice-mcp?

• What are the system requirements for ngspice-mcp?

You need a D compiler (DMD/LDC), ngspice shared library, MCP server library (d-mcp-server), and the D build system (dub).

• Can I use ngspice-mcp for both server and library modes?

Yes! ngspice-mcp supports both modes of operation.

• How do I run simulations using ngspice-mcp?

You can run simulations by using commands like runSimulation with various simulation commands such as op, dc, and tran.