An MCP bridge for Blender that exposes 27 supervised scene tools to OpenCode and any compatible client—authenticated Streamable HTTP on a local endpoint, with the visual chat studio and agent teams on the inside. · blender-ai-copilot-bridge · blender · blender 3d · blender addon · blender plugin · blender extension · blender scripting
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An MCP bridge for Blender that exposes 27 supervised scene tools to OpenCode and any compatible client—authenticated Streamable HTTP on a local endpoint, with the visual chat studio and agent teams on the inside.
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Your coding agent gets a Blender hand: authenticate once, and the scene answers to get_scene_info, add_cube and export_scene like the rest of your toolchain.
Your agents can read repos, write code and run tests—until the task says "now make it in Blender". blender-ai-copilot-bridge gives every MCP client a safe door into your scene: a local, authenticated Streamable HTTP endpoint that exposes the full supervised toolset—inspect, create, edit, capture, script, export—while approvals and undo stay in Blender. The bundled OpenCode launcher wires the connection for you; other compatible clients plug into the same endpoint with your token.
| Without | With |
|---|---|
| Agents that stop at "open Blender and..." | A local endpoint they can call directly |
| Screen-scraping and screenshot hacks | Clean tool calls with structured results |
| Granting tools your whole machine | One authenticated endpoint, scoped by its token |
| No record of what an outside tool did | Every operation visible and undoable in Blender |
| Hand-copying scene data into prompts | get_scene_info feeds real context to the agent |
| Working with one client only | Any client that speaks MCP over Streamable HTTP |
Every command below is self-contained: open PowerShell, copy it, paste it, press Enter.
mcp-for-blender-pro.zip from Releases.export_scene hands the finished scene to your pipeline.blender-ai-copilot-bridge runs inside Blender as an extension: the MCP server publishes the supervised toolset on a local Streamable HTTP endpoint (http://127.0.0.1:9876/mcp) that authorized clients call with a Bearer token, and every call lands as a visible, undoable operation in Blender. Inside, the same toolset powers the visual Studio chat and optional manager–worker–reviewer agent chains; OpenCode Portable gets its connection configured automatically at launch.
OpenCode in one click. Launch OpenCode Portable from the sidebar, sign in to your providers, pick a model—and ask it to build in Blender; the bridge connection is already wired.
A build brief from your coding agent. Point any MCP client at the endpoint with your token, then let it run get_scene_info, create the layout, set materials and finish with export_scene.
Context, not screenshots. Feed real scene structure to your agents through the inspection tools instead of pasting viewport grabs into chat.
| Setting | Default | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| MCP endpoint | http://127.0.0.1:9876/mcp |
Local Streamable HTTP endpoint; enable the server in extension preferences and adjust the port if needed |
| Access token | Generated when enabled | Bearer token for the endpoint; keep it in the client's secret store or environment |
| Client examples | OpenCode and compatible apps | Any client that supports authenticated Streamable HTTP MCP |
| Provider | OpenAI | OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, OpenRouter, OpenCode Zen, Ollama or Custom API |
| Model | Provider catalog | Pick a tool-calling model; enter the model ID manually when needed |
| Workflow mode | Single assistant | Plain chat or a Team chain with one manager, workers and reviewers |
| Approvals | Client policy + Blender controls | External clients manage their own approval policies; Blender keeps undo available |
| Interface language | English | English, German, French, Spanish or Chinese |
| Asset services | Optional keys | Service keys for asset providers that require them |
What is the endpoint address? http://127.0.0.1:9876/mcp by default—enable the MCP server in the extension preferences first and keep Blender open.
How does authentication work? Every request carries an Authorization: Bearer header with your access token; treat it like a password.
Can clients other than OpenCode connect? Yes—any client that supports authenticated Streamable HTTP MCP; configure the endpoint and token in that client.
Is my scene exposed to the network? The endpoint is local; the token gates every call, and operations remain visible and undoable in Blender.
Do approvals apply to external calls? External clients manage their own approval policies—Blender-side undo and operation visibility still apply.
Using the bridge with a client we should document? Open an issue with your setup and the call flow, or send a pull request. If blender-ai-copilot-bridge connects your agents to scenes, a star helps others find it.
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blender-ai-copilot-bridge is an open-source ai agents skill for AI coding assistants such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, and ChatGPT, built by benzgasfuncring197110. An MCP bridge for Blender that exposes 27 supervised scene tools to OpenCode and any compatible client—authenticated Streamable HTTP on a local endpoint, with the visual chat studio and agent teams on the inside. · blender-ai-copilot-bridge · blender · blender 3d · blender addon · blender plugin · blender extension · blender scripting. It has 56 GitHub stars.
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