// MCP TOOL REFERENCE

THRELTE TOOLS

30 tools from the Threlte MCP Server, categorised by risk level.

// ALL 30 THRELTE TOOLS

READ 8 tools

Read analyze_gltf Analyze a GLTF/GLB file for meshes, materials, textures, and animations Read find_objects Search for objects by name, type, or userData properties Read get_bridge_status Get the connection status of the bridge server Read get_object_position Get the position of a specific object by name Read get_scene_state Get the full scene hierarchy with all named objects, positions, and transforms Read list_camera_presets List all available camera presets Read validate_asset Validate a GLTF/GLB file for structural and performance issues Read log_positions Log all object positions in copy-paste format for code

WRITE 18 tools

Write remove_physics Remove physics body from an object Write load_asset Load a GLTF/GLB model into the scene Write load_camera_preset Load a saved camera preset and optionally animate to it Write apply_material Apply a material to an object Write apply_vibe Apply a visual vibe/mood preset to the scene Write duplicate_entity Clone an object with optional position offset Write export_to_svelte Generate a Threlte/Svelte component from a GLTF/GLB file Write make_physical Add physics body to an object Write move_object Move an object to a new position Write optimize_gltf Optimize a GLTF/GLB file with mesh simplification and texture compression Write rename_entity Rename an object in the scene Write save_camera_preset Save current camera position as a named preset for quick recall Write set_camera_position Set camera position with optional lookAt target and lens settings Write set_environment Set the scene environment/skybox Write set_gravity Set global gravity vector Write set_transform Set position, rotation, and/or scale of an object Write set_visibility Show or hide an object Write spawn_entity Spawn a new primitive entity (box, sphere, plane, etc.)

DESTRUCTIVE 2 tools

Destructive delete_camera_preset Delete a saved camera preset Destructive destroy_entity Remove an entity from the scene

EXECUTE 2 tools

Execute animate_camera_presets Animate the camera through a sequence of saved presets Execute apply_impulse Apply an impulse force to a physics object

// FAQ

How many tools does the Threlte MCP server have? +

The Threlte MCP server exposes 30 tools across 4 categories: Read, Write, Destructive, Execute.

How do I enforce policies on Threlte tools? +

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What risk categories do Threlte tools fall into? +

Threlte tools are categorised as Read (8), Write (18), Destructive (2), Execute (2). Each category has a recommended default policy.

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