Overview
What is RevitMCP?
RevitMCP is an implementation based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that enables designers and builders to interact with Autodesk Revit using natural language, combining large language model (LLM) capabilities with Revit’s professional functions.
How to use RevitMCP?
Install the RevitMCP package, configure an MCP-compatible client (recommended: Claude Desktop), connect to your Revit instance, then use natural language to query and control the Revit model.
Key features of RevitMCP
- Query Revit model information using natural language
- Execute Revit operations through a conversational interface
- Extract and analyze BIM data with simple prompts
- Automate repetitive workflows via dialogue
- Context-aware understanding of BIM models
Use cases of RevitMCP
- Querying building element properties and relationships by asking plain questions
- Automating repetitive tasks such as batch updates or report generation
- Extracting BIM data for analysis without manual API programming
- Bridging communication between designers and builders through natural language
FAQ from RevitMCP
What are the system requirements for RevitMCP?
Windows 10 or later, Autodesk Revit 2025, .NET 8 or .NET 9, and an MCP-compatible client like Claude Desktop.
How do I start using RevitMCP?
Install the RevitMCP package, configure your MCP client (Claude Desktop recommended), connect to your Revit instance, then begin interacting with your model using natural language.
What licensing does RevitMCP use?
RevitMCP is licensed under the MIT License – see the LICENSE file for details.
What MCP clients are supported?
Claude Desktop is recommended, but any client compatible with the Model Context Protocol should work.
Where is the complete documentation?
Comprehensive documentation including architecture overview, API reference, usage guide, and contributing guide is available in the repository’s Documentation folder and linked documents.
