optivibe-mcp
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ZOS-API automation, typed tools, and the MCP server for optivibe-mcp. Drives
Zemax OpticStudio through the typed ZOS-API (.NET via pythonnet / clr), and
composes the optivibe-reference grounding layer in-process so everything is
served through one MCP.
It exposes more than 80 typed tools — loading and editing designs, analyses, merit-function construction, optimization, and tolerancing — each returning a uniform result envelope rather than raising, so a caller checks a read-back value instead of assuming a call succeeded. OpticStudio is opened lazily on the first design-touching call and reaped automatically; one design at a time.
Install with pip install optivibe-mcp (Windows, Python 3.11+, and a Zemax OpticStudio
licensed for the ZOS-API). The repository README covers
building the reference data and registering the server with Claude Code, and AGENTS.md in
the repository describes the usage model.
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OptiVibe harness: ZOS-API automation, typed tools, and the single OptiVibe MCP
We found that optivibe-mcp demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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