The 21 September awesome-mcp update adds mcp-for-blender, an MCP server that connects Blender to LLM clients through a socket-based addon. It lets assistants inspect scenes, create and modify objects, apply materials, and run Python in Blender.
The release also includes ext-skills, an experimental Model Context Protocol working-group repository. It drafts and documents SEP-2640, a proposal for serving agent skills — multi-step how-to instructions — over Resources, MCP’s basic data-sharing mechanism.
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- The 21 September awesome-mcp update added mcp-for-blender. (confirmed by the publication itself: evidence; «korchasa released this 21 Sep 09:04»)
- mcp-for-blender is an MCP server that connects Blender to LLM clients through a socket-based addon. (confirmed by the publication itself: evidence; «ahujasid/mcp-for-blender - An MCP server that connects Blender to LLM clients through a socket-based addon»)
- It lets assistants inspect scenes, create and modify objects, apply materials, and run Python in Blender. (confirmed by the publication itself: evidence; «letting assistants inspect scenes, create and modify objects, apply materials and run Python inside Blender.»)
- The release also included ext-skills, an experimental Model Context Protocol working-group repository. (confirmed by the publication itself: evidence; «modelcontextprotocol/ext-skills - Experimental Model Context Protocol working-group repository»)
- It drafts and documents SEP-2640, a proposal for serving agent skills — multi-step how-to instructions — over Resources, MCP’s basic data-sharing mechanism. (confirmed by the publication itself: evidence; «that drafts and documents SEP-2640, a proposal for serving agent skills — multi-step how-to instructions — over MCP’s Resources primitive.»)
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score 38.9 out of 100 · kind: release