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revit-mcp-plugin is a Revit plugin based on the MCP protocol, enabling AI to interact with Revit.

This project is part of the revit-mcp project (receives messages, loads command sets, operates Revit), and needs to be used in conjunction with revit-mcp (provides tools to AI) and revit-mcp-commandset (specific feature implementations).

Register the plugin and restart Revit:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<RevitAddIns>
  <AddIn Type="Application">
    <Name>revit-mcp</Name>
    <Assembly>%your_path%\revit-mcp-plugin.dll</Assembly>
    <FullClassName>revit_mcp_plugin.Core.Application</FullClassName>
    <ClientId>090A4C8C-61DC-426D-87DF-E4BAE0F80EC1</ClientId>
    <VendorId>revit-mcp</VendorId>
    <VendorDescription>https://github.com/revit-mcp/revit-mcp-plugin</VendorDescription>
  </AddIn>
</RevitAddIns>

%your_path% needs to be replaced with the actual path after compilation.

Add-in Modules -> Revit MCP Plugin -> Settings

This interface is used to configure the commands to be loaded into Revit. Click OpenCommandSetFolder to open the folder storing command sets. A typical command set folder structure looks like this:

CommandSetName/
├── 2019/                                # Compatible executable files for different versions
├── 2020/
├── 2021/
├── 2022/
├── 2023/
├── 2024/
└── command.json                         # Configuration file

Successfully identified commands need to be checked to be loaded and used.

Add-in -> Revit MCP Plugin -> Revit MCP Switch

Open the service to allow AI to discover your Revit program. Now AI can control your Revit!

Note: If you modify the configured commands after enabling the service, you may need to restart REVIT for the configuration to take effect. This is related to whether the command has already been registered.

You can refer to the revit-mcp-commandset project to develop custom commands.

Project File Organization
revit-mcp-plugin/
├── Configuration/                            # Configuration management related classes
│   ├── CommandConfig.cs                      # Command configuration
│   ├── ConfigurationManager.cs               # Configuration manager
│   ├── DeveloperInfo.cs                      # Developer information
│   ├── FrameworkConfig.cs                    # Framework configuration
│   └── ServiceSettings.cs                    # Service settings
│
├── Core/                                     # Program entry and core functionality
│   ├── Application.cs                        # Application entry point
│   ├── CommandExecutor.cs                    # Command executor
│   ├── CommandManager.cs                     # Command manager
│   ├── ExternalEventManager.cs               # External event manager
│   ├── MCPServiceConnection.cs               # MCP service connection
│   ├── RevitCommandRegistry.cs               # Revit command registration
│   ├── Settings.cs                           # Application settings
│   └── SocketService.cs                      # Socket service implementation
│
├── Models/                                   # Data models
│   └── ...                                   # Various data model classes
│
├── UI/                                       # WPF form interfaces
│   └── ...                                   # Interface related classes
│
└── Utils/                                    # Utility classes
    ├── Logger.cs                             # Logging utility
    └── PathManager.cs                        # Path management utility

Responsible for managing various configuration information for the plugin:

Contains the core functionality and entry point of the plugin:

Contains data model classes used to pass data between different parts of the system.

Contains user interface related components of the plugin, implemented using the WPF framework.

Provides various auxiliary tools:


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