gNucleus Text-To-CAD MCP server – expose gNucleus GenAI API through the Model Context Protocol so any MCP-compatible client can turn natural-language prompts into editable CAD parts or assemblies.
https://github.com/gNucleus/text-to-cad-mcpTired of spending hours modeling standard parts from scratch? The gNucleus Text-To-CAD MCP server connects your AI assistant directly to professional CAD generation. Just describe what you need in natural language, and get back actual editable CAD files.
You need a custom flange with 8 bolt holes. Or a spur gear with 24 teeth. Or a tapered roller bearing assembly. Sure, you could spend 45 minutes clicking through menus, setting constraints, and tweaking dimensions. Or you could just ask for it and move on to the interesting work.
This MCP server turns any MCP-compatible client (like Claude Desktop) into a CAD generation powerhouse. One natural language prompt becomes:
Tell Claude "draw a spur gear shaft with 20 teeth" and get back a properly dimensioned CAD file with gear profiles, keyways, and mounting features already configured.
Here's how this changes your CAD workflow:
Before: Open CAD software → Navigate part libraries → Configure parameters → Model missing features → Export → Repeat for each component
After: "Generate a tapered roller bearing for a 25mm shaft" → Download editable CAD file → Done
The server integrates directly into Claude Desktop, so CAD generation happens in the same conversation where you're discussing design requirements, material specs, or assembly constraints.
This isn't just about boxes and cylinders. Ask for:
The AI understands mechanical context - ask for a gear shaft and you get proper tooth profiles, not just a cylinder with bumps.
Works in your preferred language:
Perfect for international teams or when technical documentation is in multiple languages.
The setup is straightforward - you'll be generating CAD models from text in under 10 minutes.
This MCP server belongs in the toolkit of anyone who regularly creates or modifies CAD models. It's the difference between spending your time on creative design work versus repetitive modeling tasks.
Ready to skip the CAD busywork? Your next custom part is just a conversation away.