vcv-rack-plugin-mcp-server v2.1.1

vcv-rack-plugin-mcp-server v2.1.1

VCV Rack 2 plugin: exposes Rack internals to AI clients (Claude, Cursor, etc.) via HTTP/MCP.

Install on macOS

1. Download the .zip that matches your Mac:
   • *-mac-arm64.zip for Apple Silicon
   • *-mac-x64.zip for Intel
2. Unzip it. This creates a VCVRackMcpServer folder.
3. Move VCVRackMcpServer into:
   • ~/Library/Application Support/Rack2/plugins-mac-arm64/ on Apple Silicon
   • ~/Library/Application Support/Rack2/plugins-mac-x64/ on Intel Macs
4. Restart VCV Rack.

Install on Linux

1. Download *-lin-x64.zip.
2. Unzip it. This creates a VCVRackMcpServer folder.
3. Move VCVRackMcpServer into ~/.local/share/Rack2/plugins-lin-x64/.
4. Restart VCV Rack and add the MCP Server module from the module browser.

What's new

See CHANGELOG.md

vcv-rack-plugin-mcp-server v2.1.0

vcv-rack-plugin-mcp-server v2.1.0

VCV Rack 2 plugin: exposes Rack internals to AI clients (Claude, Cursor, etc.) via HTTP/MCP.

Install on macOS

1. Download the .zip that matches your Mac:
   • *-mac-arm64.zip for Apple Silicon
   • *-mac-x64.zip for Intel
2. Unzip it. This creates a VCVRackMcpServer folder.
3. Move VCVRackMcpServer into:
   • ~/Library/Application Support/Rack2/plugins-mac-arm64/ on Apple Silicon
   • ~/Library/Application Support/Rack2/plugins-mac-x64/ on Intel Macs
4. Restart VCV Rack.

Install on Linux

1. Download *-lin-x64.zip.
2. Unzip it. This creates a VCVRackMcpServer folder.
3. Move VCVRackMcpServer into ~/.local/share/Rack2/plugins-lin-x64/.
4. Restart VCV Rack and add the MCP Server module from the module browser.

What's new

See CHANGELOG.md