fastatomstruct-mcp
MCP server for fastatomstruct: analysis, structure building, simulation and DFT tools for AI assistants such as Claude. Two transports: stdio (local, default) and HTTP/SSE (remote, API-key authentication).
pip install fastatomstruct-mcp
fastatomstruct-mcp # stdio
fastatomstruct-mcp-setup # HTTP: create master and API keys
fastatomstruct-mcp-http --port 8000
MCP client configuration (stdio):
{"mcpServers": {"fastatomstruct": {"command": "fastatomstruct-mcp"}}}
Full documentation: docs/mcp.rst.
Development
pip install -e '.[test]'
pytest
License
GPL-3.0-or-later with the additional permissions in ADDITIONAL-PERMISSIONS.md.
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