MrJ-JMRI-MCP

MrJ-JMRI-MCP

Control your DCC model railroad by voice or chat through any MCP client, with dynamic discovery of layout elements from JMRI.

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MrJ-JMRI-MCP

MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for JMRI — control your DCC model railroad by voice or chat, through any MCP client: xiaozhi voice assistants, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, etc.

Status: early development. The roadmap lives in the project board and the issues.

Goals

  • Fully dynamic — no hardcoded layout data. Systems (power connections), roster, turnouts and sensors are discovered live from the JMRI server (GET /json/power, {"list": ...}).
  • LLM-friendly — compact tool outputs (voice assistants have small contexts), honest success/error reporting, docstrings that tell the model when and how to use each tool.
  • One server, every client — pure stdio MCP server: consumed directly by Claude Desktop/Code, and bridged to xiaozhi via mcp_pipe.py.

Architecture (target)

src/jmri_mcp/
├── config.py      # env vars: JMRI_URL (e.g. http://10.0.20.20:12080)
├── client.py      # persistent WebSocket client to ws://<jmri>/json/
│                  #   auto-reconnect, ping/pong, throttle registry
├── tools/
│   ├── power.py   # discover systems, get/set power (state 2=ON, 4=OFF)
│   ├── throttle.py# acquire, speed, direction, stop, e-stop, F0–F28
│   ├── roster.py  # compact list/search, name → DCC address resolution
│   └── layout.py  # turnouts, sensors, lights
└── server.py      # FastMCP entry point (stdio; logging → stderr only)

Requirements

  • Python ≥ 3.10
  • A running JMRI Web Server (tested against JMRI 5.4)

Configuration

Variable Default Description
JMRI_URL http://localhost:12080 Base URL of the JMRI Web Server

Legacy

legacy/jmri_experimental.py is the original proof-of-concept (power on/off only). Kept for reference; do not extend it.

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