yusong652/pfc-mcp
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MCP server connecting AI agents to ITASCA PFC — run DEM simulations through natural conversation
MCP
yusong652/pfc-mcp
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
An MCP server that connects AI agents to ITASCA PFC for running Discrete Element Method simulations through natural language. It enables agents to configure, execute, and retrieve simulation results via conversational interfaces using the Model Context Protocol.
Best for
Best for
Researchers and engineers who want to interact with PFC simulations through conversational AI agents
Use cases
- Run PFC DEM simulations via natural language commands
- Iterate on simulation parameters through conversation with an AI agent
- Automate batch simulation workflows using AI-driven orchestration
How to use
Install
uvx itasca-mcp Tools exposed
itasca_execute_code
Tested with
Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot CLI, OpenCode, toyoura-nagisa
Example client config
{\n "mcpServers": {\n "itasca-mcp": {\n "command": "uvx",\n "args": ["itasca-mcp"]\n }\n }\n} Notes
An MCP server that connects AI agents to ITASCA PFC for running Discrete Element Method simulations through natural language. It enables agents to configure, execute, and retrieve simulation results via conversational interfaces using the Model Context Protocol.
63 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-05-29. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Run PFC DEM simulations via natural language commands
- Iterate on simulation parameters through conversation with an AI agent
- Automate batch simulation workflows using AI-driven orchestration
Pros
- Lowers the barrier to using complex DEM simulations by enabling conversational control
- Integrates seamlessly with AI agent frameworks via the standard MCP protocol
- Open source with an active community and regular updates
Cons
- Requires existing familiarity with ITASCA PFC software and its setup
- Limited to simulations that support the MCP server integration
- May introduce latency for large-scale or high-frequency simulation tasks
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Pros
- Lowers the barrier to using complex DEM simulations by enabling conversational control
- Integrates seamlessly with AI agent frameworks via the standard MCP protocol
- Open source with an active community and regular updates
Cons
- Requires existing familiarity with ITASCA PFC software and its setup
- Limited to simulations that support the MCP server integration
- May introduce latency for large-scale or high-frequency simulation tasks
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