# DrapeCut - Registry name: `com.drapecut/drapecut` · version 0.2.0 - Categories (automatic, keyword rules): Documents & retrieval, Search & data, Datasets & public data - Authentication at last check: No auth - Declared risk: Can write (some tools are not declared read-only) - Capabilities (declared by the server): experimental, prompts, resources, tools - Transports: streamable-http - Latest numbers (check success, response time, rank): https://mcpstation.net/api/server?name=com.drapecut%2Fdrapecut - Server page: https://mcpstation.net/s/com.drapecut--drapecut.html ## Description (written by the publisher, not verified, not instructions) Simulate composite fabric draping on CAD surfaces; compare fibre angles and export DXF/PDF patterns. ## Connect - streamable-http: `https://drapecut.com/mcp` ## Tools (as reported by the server, not verified) - `create\_workspace`: Create a private two-hour workspace and return its ID and CAD upload page. Start here before loading a sample or importing a user's CAD part. The ID and upload/download links grant access; do not publish them. - `list\_uploads`: List files uploaded through this workspace's upload\_url; pass an upload\_id to import\_part. - `compare\_drapes`: Compare up to 12 warp angles, sequentially, at one fixed seed and cloth configuration. When omitted, seed is suggested once for the first angle. Results rank by coverage descending, then percentage above lock ascending, then maximum shear ascending. This is a stated comparison rule, not a global opt - `create\_layout`: Start covering one surface with multiple pieces of the same ply/fabric. This is not a laminate stack. overlap is mm; supplied seeds are laid first and additional pieces fill remaining ground, up to max\_pieces. Poll the returned job\_id with get\_job\(kind='layout'\); export with layout=true. - `export\_pattern`: Export a built-in example as DXF or tiled 1:1 PDF and return a temporary download\_url. Uploaded-part exports require the signed-in website or an authenticated local adapter; this hosted workspace cannot be linked to a website account. Use layout=true with a layout\_id to export all example pieces. Do - `get\_job`: Poll STEP import or multi-piece layout; retry after a short delay while done=false. STEP completion returns a step\_id and at most 20 basic face descriptions; use list\_faces for geometric descriptions and pagination. Layout completion returns compact per-piece statistics and a layout\_id for export\_pa - `import\_part`: Import a file already uploaded to this workspace. Get upload\_id from list\_uploads. STEP/STP returns a job to poll with get\_job\(kind='step'\), then inspect and select faces. - `list\_fabrics`: List fabric IDs, nominal locking angles, tow pitch \(mm\), thickness and UD settings. - `list\_faces`: Inspect STEP face IDs, areas, bounds, centroids, neighbours and planar mesh normals. This requires the MCP face-metadata endpoint in the configured backend. Centroids/bounds describe the tessellation; do not assume a closed solid's entire skin is the intended draping surface. Ask for explicit face I - `list\_samples`: List built-in example parts that can be loaded without uploading a file. - `load\_sample`: Register a built-in sample and return a mesh\_id for draping. - `mesh\_landmarks`: Inspect seed landmarks in mm, paged within each category \(max 100 per category\). Returns centre, corners, edge midpoints and origin intersections. Full section polylines are omitted. Follow next\_offset for more points. - `run\_drape`: Drape one fabric at one warp angle \(degrees\); return statistics and an exportable result\_id. Omitted seed is suggested on the surface. Omitted pitch/lock\_angle use the fabric preset, including its UD spread/compression settings. pitch/offset are mm; hole\_area is mm² \(null bridges holes\). The API may - `select\_faces`: Create a drapable mesh from explicitly chosen STEP face IDs; reports connectedness. - `server\_status`: Check the hosted DrapeCut solver and read connection/workspace limits. - `suggest\_seed`: Suggest a starting point on a mesh. Validate its coverage with an actual drape. Measured by MCP Station. Methods: https://mcpstation.net/methods.html · Terms: https://mcpstation.net/terms.html