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WalkMyPlan — Floor Plans to 3D, MCP Server

Describe a home and walk through it. Connect WalkMyPlan to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP client and design a house in conversation: tell it the rooms, sizes and shape and one call builds the complete layout — any footprint (L-shape, U-shape, courtyard), walls, doors, windows, named rooms, furniture, stairs, pools and parking — then returns a live link that opens in 2D and 3D in the browser. Already have a drawing? Upload a DWG or vector PDF and get the same editable, measured model.

WalkMyPlan is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. 45 tools. Remote Streamable HTTP with OAuth 2.1 (Dynamic Client Registration + PKCE) — keyless, no API key to paste.

• 🌐 Website: https://www.walkmyplan.com
• 📚 Install & docs: https://www.walkmyplan.com/docs
• 🔌 Endpoint: https://mcp.walkmyplan.com/mcp

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Connect

WalkMyPlan is a remote MCP server — no install, no local process. Point your client at the endpoint; OAuth runs automatically on first connect and creates the account.

Claude / generic MCP client (JSON)

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "walkmyplan": {
      "url": "https://mcp.walkmyplan.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Cursor

Add the url above in Cursor's Settings → Tools & MCP, or install from the listing on cursor.directory.

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Full per-client instructions: https://www.walkmyplan.com/docs

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Three ways to start

1. Describe it in chat — rooms, sizes, layout and shape in words; the model designs the layout and build_house executes it in one call.
2. Sketch it yourself — create_upload_link returns a private page where you draw the plan with a pencil (or start from a template) and press Build 3D. No sign-in.
3. Start from a file — the same private link accepts DWG (best results) and vector PDF drawings.

Rooms are numbered and a compass marks directions, so follow-ups like "make room 3 wider" or "move the door on the north wall" land exactly.

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What you can do (45 tools)

Area	Example tools
Create	build_house, create_new_plan, create_upload_link, create_plan_from_url
Understand	get_plan_structure, ask_plan_question, get_plan_status, get_plan_link, list_my_plans, download_plan_pdf
Furnish	furnish_room, place_furniture_in_room, add_fixture_at_point, move_or_rotate_fixture, resize_fixture, remove_fixture, clear_room_furniture
Structure	add_wall, move_wall, remove_wall, set_wall_height, set_ceiling_height, add_door_or_window, move_door_or_window, resize_door_or_window, flip_door_hinge, remove_door_or_window, add_stairs, move_or_resize_stairs
Annotate	name_room, write_text_on_floor, add_marker, remove_marker_or_text
Outdoors	add_pool, move_or_resize_pool, add_parking, move_or_resize_parking
History & sharing	undo_last_edit, list_revisions, restore_revision, rename_plan, get_sharing, set_sharing, delete_plan, report_plan_problem

Read operations are read-only; every edit is journaled and undoable.

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How it works / data ownership

WalkMyPlan does not wrap or resell a third-party API. Plans are created by the user, stored in the user's own account, and stay private unless the user shares them. Uploaded drawings are converted deterministically to geometry — they are never used to train AI models. Edits are for visualization and planning; WalkMyPlan does not check structural safety or building codes.

Support

• Docs: https://www.walkmyplan.com/docs
• Email: support@walkmyplan.com
• Issues: use this repository's issue tracker.

License

MIT — see LICENSE. (This repository hosts the MCP server's public metadata and documentation; the server itself runs at mcp.walkmyplan.com.)