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MCP SERVER FOR REVIT - PYTHON TOOLS

20 tools from the MCP server for Revit - Python MCP Server, categorised by risk level.

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// ALL 20 MCP SERVER FOR REVIT - PYTHON TOOLS
READ 11 tools
Read get_current_view_elements Get elements visible in the currently active view in Revit. Returns per element: element_id, name,... Read get_current_view_info Get detailed information about the currently active view in Revit. Returns comprehensive informati... Read get_revit_model_info Get comprehensive information about the current Revit model Read get_revit_status Check if the Revit MCP API is active and responding Read get_revit_view Export a specific Revit view as an image Read list_category_parameters list_category_parameters Read list_families Get a flat list of available family types in the current Revit model. Use `contains` to filter by a... Read list_family_categories Get a list of all family categories in the current Revit model Read list_levels Get a list of all levels in the current Revit model Read list_revit_installations Discover all Revit versions installed on this system. Returns a list of installed Revit versions w... Read list_revit_views Get a list of all exportable views in the current Revit model
WRITE 4 tools
Write place_family Place a family instance at a specified location in the Revit model Write sync_with_central Synchronize the active workshared document with central. Only works with workshared (central model... Write open_document Open a Revit document file in the running Revit instance. Supports workshared (central) files with... Write save_document Save the active Revit document. If file_path is omitted, saves the document in place. If f...
DESTRUCTIVE 2 tools
Destructive clear_colors clear_colors Destructive close_document Close the active Revit document. Args: save: If True, save the document before closing...
EXECUTE 2 tools
Execute execute_revit_code execute_revit_code Execute launch_revit launch_revit
OTHER 1 tools
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How many tools does the MCP server for Revit - Python MCP server have? +

The MCP server for Revit - Python MCP server exposes 20 tools across 5 categories: Read, Write, Destructive, Execute, Other.

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What risk categories do MCP server for Revit - Python tools fall into? +

MCP server for Revit - Python tools are categorised as Read (11), Write (4), Destructive (2), Execute (2), Other (1). Each category has a recommended default policy.

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