STK-MCP is a server that allows large language models and MCP clients to interact with AGI STK for mission and satellite simulation automation.
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Apr 13 2025
STK-MCP is a server that allows large language models and MCP clients to interact with AGI STK for mission and satellite simulation automation.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 13 2025
Altaher Emhemed
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What is STK-MCP?
STK-MCP functions as a Model Context Protocol server designed to bridge the gap between natural language or programmatic interaction and the powerful capabilities of AGI STK software. It exposes essential STK functions such as scenario creation, satellite object management, and orbit configuration via MCP tools. The server manages communication, enabling users to control simulations, set up scenarios, and manipulate satellite parameters programmatically or through LLMs. It leverages the MCP Python SDK and integrates with the STK desktop automation interface, providing a flexible platform for mission planning, satellite analysis, and operational automation especially on Windows systems.
Who will use STK-MCP?
- Mission planners
- Satellite engineers
- Research developers
- Automation engineers
- Organizations integrating AI with simulation tools
How to use the STK-MCP?
- Step 1: Clone the repository and install prerequisites, including Python, STK, and the MCP Python SDK.
- Step 2: Launch the MCP server using the provided scripts or commands.
- Step 3: Ensure STK Desktop is closed; the server will handle launching or connecting to it.
- Step 4: Connect to the MCP server via a compatible MCP client or MCP Inspector interface.
- Step 5: Use MCP commands like 'setup_scenario' and 'create_satellite' to configure simulations.
- Step 6: Monitor the logs; STK desktop will visualize the setup.
- Step 7: Terminate the server with Ctrl+C when simulation setup is complete.
STK-MCP's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- setup_scenario
- create_satellite
The Benefits
- Automates satellite and scenario setup in STK
- Enables natural language or programmatic control of complex simulations
- Supports integration with LLMs for autonomous mission planning
STK-MCP's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Automated mission scenario generation for satellite simulations
- AI-driven satellite orbit configuration
- Programmatic control of AGI STK for research and development
FAQs of STK-MCP
Developer
- alti3
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