MCPBridge

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by iamjrmh · JavaScript

Unified MCP server bridging Claude Code and Ollama to Roblox Studio and Blender.

io.github.iamjrmh/mcpbridge (MCPBridge)

A unified MCP server bridging Claude Code and Ollama to Roblox Studio and Blender. It exposes a Model Context Protocol interface to connect AI tools with design environments, enabling context-aware interactions across platforms.

🛠️ Key Features

Bridges Claude Code and Ollama to external apps (Roblox Studio, Blender)
Implements Model Context Protocol for standardized model context exchange
Node.js-based server with ready-to-use readme guidance
Cross-platform compatibility (Windows, macOS inferred from badges in readme)

🚀 Use Cases

Integrating AI model context in Roblox Studio workflows
Bringing Ollama/Claude Code capabilities into Blender projects
Streamlining AI-assisted game/3D content creation with MCP

⚡ Developer Benefits

Clear MCP-based bridging surface for multi-tool AI workflows
Reusable server component with documented readme excerpt
Lightweight, network-ready server for experimental AI pipelines

⚠️ Limitations

Source data provides limited readme content; specifics on setup and config may require repository exploration

README.md16 KBView on GitHub

MCPBridge

Connect Claude Code and Ollama to Roblox Studio and Blender via the Model Context Protocol

code

Claude Code (stdio)
      │ MCP protocol
      ▼
  MCP Server ──── HTTP :7842 ───► Roblox Studio Plugin (Lua)
      │
      ├──── HTTP :7843 ───► Blender Plugin (Python)
      │
      └── Ollama API (:11434) ──► minimax-m2.5:cloud

⚙️ Prerequisites - Required for Everyone

These steps are required regardless of your platform or install method.

1 - Download the source

Click Code → Download ZIP at the top of this page and extract it somewhere on your machine.

Then grab the installer for your platform from the Releases page:

_{Windows Installer}

_{macOS Installer}

Place the installer in the same folder as the extracted source before continuing.

2 - Install Node.js via NVM

🪟 Windows

Download and run nvm-setup.exe from the nvm-windows releases page, then open a new terminal and run:

bash

nvm install lts
nvm use lts

This installs the latest Node.js LTS release and sets it as your active version.

🍎 macOS

Install nvm by running the install script in your terminal:

bash

curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.40.3/install.sh | bash

Then restart your terminal (or run source ~/.zshrc), and run:

bash

nvm install --lts
nvm use --lts
nvm alias default 'lts/*'

This installs the latest Node.js LTS release and sets it as your default.

3 - Install server dependencies

Navigate into the extracted folder and install dependencies:

bash

cd MCPBridge/mcp-server
npm install

WARNING

Do not skip this step. Without it, the MCP server will not start and nothing will connect.

4 - Enable Studio as MCP Server

IMPORTANT

To enable the MCP server in Studio:

Open Assistant
Click ... → Manage MCP Servers
Turn on Enable Studio as MCP server

🚀 Quick Install

🪟 Windows Recommended

Launch MCPBridge.exe
If index.js or OllamaMCP.lua weren't auto-detected, press Browse and select them manually
Click Apply Changes - this writes a single mcpbridge entry to your claude.json and installs the Roblox plugin automatically
Roblox Studio: click Launch Studio in the app, or open it manually
Blender: select your install from the dropdown and click Launch Blender, then install the addon once (see Blender Plugin Setup)
Exit MCPBridge, then launch Claude Code via Ollama:
bash
```
ollama launch claude --model minimax-m2.5:cloud
```
Start giving Claude prompts and watch it work!

🍎 macOS Recommended

NOTE

On first launch macOS may show a security warning. Go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway to allow it.

Launch MCPBridge.pkg
If index.js or OllamaMCP.lua weren't auto-detected, press Browse and select them manually
Click Apply Changes - this writes a single mcpbridge entry to your claude.json and installs the Roblox plugin automatically
Roblox Studio: click Launch Studio in the app, or open it manually
Blender: select your install from the dropdown and click Launch Blender, then install the addon once (see Blender Plugin Setup)
Exit MCPBridge, then launch Claude Code via Ollama:
bash
```
ollama launch claude --model minimax-m2.5:cloud
```
Start giving Claude prompts and watch it work!

🔌 Blender Plugin Setup

The Blender plugin is installed manually once directly inside Blender. You only need to do this the first time.

Open Blender
Go to Edit → Preferences → Add-ons
Click Install from Disk…
Select MCPBridge/blender-plugin/MCPBridge.py from the extracted source folder
Enable MCPBridge in the add-ons list

Once enabled, open any 3D Viewport, open the Sidebar (N key), go to the MCPBridge tab, and click Start Bridge. The status indicator will turn green when connected.

NOTE

The Blender plugin connects to localhost:7843. Make sure the MCPBridge MCP server is running (i.e. Claude Code has it active) before clicking Start Bridge.

📦 Manual Setup

1 - Configure Claude Code

Add the MCP server to Claude Code's config. The config file lives at:

OS	Path
macOS	`~/.claude.json`
Windows	`%USERPROFILE%\.claude.json`

MCPBridge uses a single unified server that handles both Roblox and Blender. Add or merge one of the blocks below.

Option A - from npm (recommended). No source download or npm install is needed for the server; npx fetches and runs it:

json

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mcpbridge": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@iamjrmh/mcpbridge"]
    }
  }
}

Option B - from local source. Use this if you cloned the repo and want to run your own copy (replace the path with your actual path):

json

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mcpbridge": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["/absolute/path/to/MCPBridge/mcp-server/index.js"]
    }
  }
}

Then restart Claude Code. You should see mcpbridge in your MCP tools list with all Roblox and Blender tools available.

NOTE

The npm package @iamjrmh/mcpbridge contains the MCP server only. You still need the source's roblox-plugin/ and blender-plugin/ files to install the Studio and Blender plugins.

WARNING

If you have old roblox-ollama or blender-mcp entries in your claude.json from a previous version, remove them. Having multiple entries pointing at the same index.js will cause both to fail (port conflict on :7842). The MCPBridge app's Apply Changes button handles this migration automatically.

2 - Install the Roblox Studio Plugin

Open Roblox Studio
Go to Plugins → Plugin Folder (opens a folder in your file explorer)
Copy roblox-plugin/OllamaMCP.lua into that folder
Restart Roblox Studio
The "MCP Bridge" button appears in the Plugins toolbar

IMPORTANT

To enable the MCP server in Studio:

Open Assistant
Click ... → Manage MCP Servers
Turn on Enable Studio as MCP server

3 - Install the Blender Plugin

See Blender Plugin Setup above.

4 - Start Ollama

Pick a model and launch it with Ollama. The bridge calls the REST API at http://localhost:11434 automatically.

Recommended models:

bash

# Balanced cloud model (default)
ollama launch claude --model minimax-m2.5:cloud

# Newer cloud model
ollama launch claude --model minimax-m2.7:cloud

# General purpose
ollama launch claude --model qwen3.5

# Coding focused
ollama launch claude --model qwen3-coder

# Lightweight / fast
ollama launch claude --model gemma4

5 - Connect everything

In Roblox Studio, click "MCP Bridge" in the toolbar - widget shows 🟢 Connected
In Blender, open the MCPBridge sidebar tab and click Start Bridge - status shows 🟢 Connected
Open Claude Code in your terminal
Start asking Claude to work on your Roblox scripts or Blender scene!

🛠 Available MCP Tools

Studio Tools (Roblox)

Tool	Description
`studio_status`	Check if the Roblox plugin is connected
`studio_list_scripts`	List all scripts in the place
`studio_read_script`	Read a script's source code
`studio_write_script`	Overwrite a script's source
`studio_create_script`	Create a new script instance
`studio_execute_lua`	Execute Lua in the plugin context
`studio_get_output`	Get recent print/warn output
`studio_get_workspace_info`	Get place metadata
`studio_get_selection`	Get currently selected instances

Blender Tools

Tool	Description
`blender_status`	Check if the Blender plugin is connected
`blender_execute_python`	Execute Python (bpy) code in Blender
`blender_get_scene_info`	Get scene objects, active object, render settings
`blender_get_output`	Get recent output captured by the plugin
`ollama_generate_python`	Generate Blender Python for a task, optionally execute it

Ollama Tools

Tool	Description
`ollama_generate`	Raw prompt → completion
`ollama_generate_lua`	Generate Roblox Lua for a task, optionally write to Studio
`ollama_review_script`	Review a script for bugs and performance issues

Prompts

Reusable, parameterised workflows exposed over MCP - invoke them from any MCP client.

Prompt	Arguments	Purpose
`roblox_build_feature`	`feature`, `location?`	Plan and implement a Roblox feature end-to-end
`roblox_debug_script`	`script_path`, `symptom?`	Diagnose and fix a misbehaving script
`roblox_review_script`	`script_path`, `focus?`	Review a script for bugs and performance
`blender_build_scene`	`description`	Plan and build a Blender scene with `bpy`

Resources

Readable context data exposed over MCP - attach them to a conversation for live state.

Resource URI	Description
`mcpbridge://guide`	Agent skill guide (`skills.md`) - tools, workflows, rules
`mcpbridge://server/info`	Server version, ports, default model, capability counts
`mcpbridge://studio/status`	Live Roblox Studio connection state
`mcpbridge://studio/output`	Recent Roblox Studio output log
`mcpbridge://blender/status`	Live Blender connection state
`mcpbridge://blender/output`	Recent Blender output log

💬 Example Prompts

Roblox Studio:

code

"List all scripts in my Roblox game"

"Read the source of game.ServerScriptService.GameManager"

"Generate a Roblox Lua leaderboard system and write it to game.ServerScriptService.Leaderboard"

"Review game.StarterPlayer.StarterCharacterScripts.Movement for performance issues"

"Create a new LocalScript called 'UIHandler' in game.StarterPlayer.StarterPlayerScripts"

Blender:

code

"What objects are in my Blender scene?"

"Add a subdivided cube at the origin with 3 levels of subdivision"

"Generate a Python script to create a low-poly tree and execute it in Blender"

"Select all mesh objects in the scene and apply a smooth shading modifier"

"What is the current render engine and frame range?"

🔧 Troubleshooting

Roblox plugin shows 🔴 Disconnected

Make sure the MCP server is running (Claude Code must have it active)
Confirm HTTP requests are enabled in Studio Settings
Check that port 7842 isn't blocked by a firewall

Blender plugin shows 🔴 Disconnected

Make sure the MCP server is running (Claude Code must have it active)
Check that port 7843 isn't blocked by a firewall
Confirm the MCPBridge addon is enabled in Edit → Preferences → Add-ons
Try clicking Stop Bridge then Start Bridge again in the sidebar

Both plugins disconnected / MCP server won't start

This is almost always caused by having duplicate entries in claude.json (e.g. old roblox-ollama and blender-mcp entries both pointing at index.js). Two Node processes fighting over port 7842 causes both to fail.

Fix: Open MCPBridge, click Apply Changes. This replaces any old entries with a single mcpbridge entry. Then restart Claude Code.

Ollama errors

Confirm Ollama is running: curl http://localhost:11434/api/tags
Make sure minimax-m2.5:cloud is available in your Ollama setup

"Command timed out"

The plugin may have been deactivated - click the toolbar/sidebar button again
Check the plugin widget for error messages

🍎 macOS - "App can't be opened" security warning

macOS may block the installer on first launch since it isn't notarized. To allow it:

Go to System Settings → Privacy & Security
Scroll down and click Open Anyway next to MCPBridge
Confirm in the dialog that appears

Alternatively, right-click the .pkg and choose Open to bypass the warning directly.

🍎 macOS - mcp-server or roblox-plugin folder not found

On first launch, MCPBridge automatically extracts these folders next to the .pkg. If auto-detection still fails, use the Browse button in the app to point to them manually. The folders will be located next to MCPBridge.pkg in the same directory.

📁 File Structure

code

MCPBridge/
├── mcp-server/
│   ├── index.js               ← Unified MCP + HTTP bridge server (Roblox :7842, Blender :7843)
│   └── package.json
├── roblox-plugin/
│   └── OllamaMCP.lua          ← Roblox Studio plugin (auto-installed by MCPBridge app)
├── blender-plugin/
│   └── MCPBridge.py           ← Blender addon (install manually via Edit → Preferences)
├── MCPBridge.exe              ← Windows installer (double-click to run)
├── MCPBridge.pkg              ← macOS installer (double-click to run)
├── claude_mcp_config.json     ← Example Claude Code config snippet
├── server.json                ← Official MCP Registry manifest
├── skills.md                  ← Agent skill guide (also served as the mcpbridge://guide resource)
├── start.sh                   ← Helper startup script
├── LICENSE                    ← MIT license
└── README.md

📄 License

MCPBridge is released under the MIT License.

Install

Add to VS Code Add to Cursor

claude_desktop_config.json

json

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mcpbridge": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": [
        "-y",
        "@iamjrmh/mcpbridge@1.0.0"
      ]
    }
  }
}

io.github.iamjrmh/mcpbridge (MCPBridge)

🛠️ Key Features

🚀 Use Cases

⚡ Developer Benefits

⚠️ Limitations

MCPBridge

⚙️ Prerequisites - Required for Everyone

1 - Download the source

2 - Install Node.js via NVM

3 - Install server dependencies

4 - Enable Studio as MCP Server

🚀 Quick Install

🔌 Blender Plugin Setup

📦 Manual Setup

1 - Configure Claude Code

2 - Install the Roblox Studio Plugin

3 - Install the Blender Plugin

4 - Start Ollama

5 - Connect everything

🛠 Available MCP Tools

Studio Tools (Roblox)

Blender Tools

Ollama Tools

Prompts

Resources

💬 Example Prompts

🔧 Troubleshooting

📁 File Structure

📄 License

Install

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