yade-mcp-bridge 0.2.4

WebSocket bridge for YADE MCP server - runs inside YADE Python environment

yade-mcp-bridge

WebSocket bridge that runs inside a YADE process and enables execution tools for yade-mcp.

Quick Start

pip install yade-mcp-bridge

Then in a YADE Python console:

import yade_mcp_bridge
yade_mcp_bridge.start()

The bridge auto-detects the runtime: Qt timer in GUI mode, blocking poll in console mode.

Expected output:

============================================================
YADE MCP Bridge Server
============================================================
  URL:         ws://localhost:9002
  Log:         /your-working-dir/.yade-mcp/bridge.log
  PyRunner:    installed (period=1)
============================================================

Options

yade_mcp_bridge.start(
    host="localhost",           # Server host
    port=9002,                  # Server port
    mode="auto",                # "auto", "gui", or "console"
    interrupt_check_period=1,   # PyRunner checks every N iterations
)

Requirements

• Python >= 3.8
• YADE with Python bindings
• websockets >= 9.1, < 13

Troubleshooting

Symptom	Fix
Port in use	yade_mcp_bridge.start(port=9003), then set YADE_MCP_BRIDGE_URL=ws://localhost:9003
Connection failed	Check bridge is running, see .yade-mcp/bridge.log
PyRunner not available	YADE installation may lack PyRunner; interrupt checking during O.run() will be disabled

Development

Run the bridge from source inside YADE:

import sys
sys.path.insert(0, '/path/to/yade-mcp/yade-mcp-bridge/src')
import yade_mcp_bridge
yade_mcp_bridge.start()

For full MCP client setup, see yade-mcp.

License: MIT (LICENSE).