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easyeda-agent

MCP server from QuincySx/easyeda-agent-mcp-server

How to use

The easyeda-agent MCP server from QuincySx is designed to facilitate communication and data exchange between your development environment and the EasyEDA platform. By leveraging the Model Context Protocol, this server allows you to manage electronic design automation tasks efficiently, including the integration of schematics and PCB design workflows directly into your applications. Developers use this server to streamline their design processes and enhance collaboration with EasyEDA's powerful tools.

Once connected to the easyeda-agent MCP server, you can issue commands to interact with your EasyEDA projects. The server supports a variety of queries, such as retrieving project information or sending design updates. You can use JSON formatted requests to communicate with the server, ensuring that the data you send and receive is structured for easy processing. It’s recommended to familiarize yourself with the EasyEDA API documentation to optimize your queries and fully utilize the server’s capabilities.

How to install

Prerequisites

Option A: Quick start with npx

You can quickly start using the easyeda-agent MCP server without a global installation by running the following command:

npx -y quincysx/easyeda-agent-mcp-server

Option B: Global install alternative

If you prefer to install the server globally, use the following command:

npm install -g quincysx/easyeda-agent-mcp-server

Additional notes

When configuring the easyeda-agent MCP server, ensure that you set the appropriate environment variables for your EasyEDA account credentials to enable seamless authentication. Additionally, be aware of potential port conflicts with other running services on your machine; you may need to specify a different port in the server configuration. Check the GitHub repository for any updates or troubleshooting guides that can assist with common issues.

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