GripForge MCP Server: Setup for Claude, Cursor and Other Apps

• Makes a rigged, game-ready character from a text prompt or a picture

  Creates a character in a T-pose with a Mixamo-style skeleton and saves it to your GripForge Library. Give it a text description, or a concept image to build from. It costs credits per generation.

  Try: “Generate a hooded desert knight character, rigged and ready to animate.”

  Write · gripforge_generate_character

• Makes a game-ready sword, gun or knife model

  Creates a weapon model with no rig and saves it to your Library as a weapon. The description says it costs 10 credits.

  Try: “Generate a curved obsidian sword for my knight.”

  Write · gripforge_generate_weapon

• Makes a prop such as a crate, kart or barrier

  Creates a game-ready prop model, saves it to the Library and returns a job you poll for the result. It is charged to your subscription or costs 10 credits.

  Try: “Generate a mossy stone barrel prop I can scatter in a cave level.”

  Write · gripforge_generate_prop

• Estimates what a generation will cost before you spend

  Gives a free estimate for a model, concept, texture, rig or animation. It reports your balance and the expected cost so the assistant can ask you before spending.

  Try: “How many credits would a rigged character with run and attack animations cost?”

  Network · gripforge_generation_quote

• Puts a weapon or shield in a character's hand

  Finds the hand bone on a rigged character, scales the prop to the body and closes the fist around the grip. It returns the placement data with ready-to-paste Unity and Godot snippets, and can write a combined GLB file.

  Try: “Attach this sword to my knight's right hand and export the armed GLB.”

  Write · gripforge_attach

• Adds idle, walk, run and attack animations to a character

  Copies a standard animation pack onto a Mixamo-style character from your Library. The pack covers idle, walk, run, attack, hit, death and dodge, plus extras.

  Try: “Animate my knight with the standard clip pack.”

  Write · gripforge_animate

• Makes a texture tile and sharpens it without redrawing it

  Blends the seams so a texture repeats cleanly and upscales it to 2x or 4x, capped at 1024 or 2048 pixels. It keeps the original pattern and uses no credits. It writes the PNG into a folder you name.

  Try: “Make this cobblestone texture seamless and upscale it 2x.”

  Write · gripforge_texture_prep

• Searches your Library and the community catalog

  Searches models, materials and animations and ranks results by how well they fit a GripForge game, with a grade from A to D and the reasons.

  Try: “Find a rigged goblin enemy under 10,000 triangles.”

  Network · gripforge_asset_search

• Lists what is saved in your Library

  Lists characters, enemies, weapons, props, textures, HUD pieces and binds in your locker. You can filter by kind or game style and sort by fit.

  Try: “Show my weapons in the Library, best fit first.”

  Network · gripforge_library_list

• Downloads a Library item into your project folder

  Writes the placement data and mesh for a Library item next to your working files. It defaults to a gripforge-library folder in the current directory.

  Try: “Pull lib_knight into my project.”

  Files · gripforge_library_pull

• Uploads a local file to your Library

  Uploads a character, weapon, prop, texture, HUD piece or bind file from an absolute path on your computer.

  Try: “Upload ./assets/crate.glb to my Library as a prop.”

  Write · gripforge_library_push

• Rebuilds a playable map layout from reference images

  Runs a staged pipeline from reference stills to a map graph, a greybox layout and then a dressed map. The tool notes that a known map stays its owner's intellectual property.

  Try: “Reconstruct a desert bomb-defusal map with two sites.”

  Write · gripforge_map_reconstruct

• Opens a prepared map job in the Unreal editor

  Launches the Unreal editor installed on your computer to build a prepared job as a separate level. It writes generated assets and that level, and continues after the call ends.

  Try: “Import the prepared arena job into Unreal.”

  Runs code · gripforge_map_unreal_import_local

• Analyzes a local game or project and imports it into your Library

  Scans a game or project folder you are authorized to use, classifies what it finds and imports it privately. It starts a background job on your computer and returns at once.

  Try: “Analyze ./MyGame and import its characters into my Library.”

  Runs code · gripforge_game_import

• Replaces a published game's page text and gallery

  Replaces the description and photo gallery of a registered game without re-uploading its files. It needs a game-specific publication token and is flagged as destructive.

  Try: “Update my game page description and use these three screenshots.”

  Write · gripforge_game_listing_update

• Publishes a game project or takes it offline

  Opens a Game Kit project's play link without an account and starts its online server if the game is online. It can also take it offline.

  Try: “Publish a preview of my roguelike so I can send a link.”

  Write · gripforge_game_publish

• Uninstalls a Game Kit module from a project

  Removes a kit you installed from a Game Kit project. The description says to do this only when you ask, and some default kits are protected.

  Try: “Remove the render.lod kit from my project.”

  Delete · gripforge_gamekit_remove

• Undoes the last local Game Kit delivery

  Restores files saved before the last local delivery, removes files that delivery added unless you edited them, and puts the previous lock file back.

  Try: “Roll back the last Game Kit delivery in this project.”

  Delete · gripforge_gamekit_rollback_local

• Removes a third-party kit from a local game

  Removes the kit's declaration, install entry, lock lines and the copies of its module beside the game. GripForge's own kits are not touched by this tool.

  Try: “Remove the extra inventory kit from my local game.”

  Delete · gripforge_third_party_kit_remove

• Creates a game server record

  Creates a dedicated server record for a game. It does not start the process until you deploy.

  Try: “Create a Godot ENet server for my game.”

  Write · gripforge_server_create

• Deletes a game server

  Stops the instance and deletes the server. It is marked high impact, needs confirm set to true and works for the owner only.

  Try: “Delete my test server srv_123.”

  Delete · gripforge_server_delete

Watch out for

• It can delete game servers, projects and kits

  The server delete tool stops and deletes a game server and needs confirm set to true. The game project tool has a delete action (confirm true), and kit removal and rollback tools also delete. Approve each call. npmjs.com

• Generations spend credits

  The README says generating a character or weapon costs 10 credits. Ask the assistant for a quote first. github.com

• The npm package reads and writes your files

  Tools such as library pull, library push, texture prep and game import read or write paths on your computer. Keep it to the project folder you mean. npmjs.com

• It can launch the Unreal editor

  The Unreal import tool starts the editor installed on your computer and keeps running after the call ends. npmjs.com

• The API key travels in a header

  On the hosted route the key sits in your client config. Do not commit that file. github.com

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