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I discovered that an MCP Server interface is very interesting and useful for an agent, but does not have the full power of the C++ library at its disposal, whereas an FFI SDK does. I now have Go, MoonBit, and Gossamer FFI SDKs that bind to the C++ library dynamically on a Mac: |
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I'm currently building a component generator with PicoGK as one of the tools as well. To have the agent get more insight in the functions of PicoGK and other items I use a MCP server for NotebookLM from Google. Works like a charm, but the agent does need strict directives and the Notebooks need to be set up with instructions to actually provide answers that help the agent and the app. I will definitely check it out with Claude Code on Linux Mint. |
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It dawned on me that turning this library into an MCP server might open up some amazing possibilities to interact with an agent to model designs.
I've started to experiment with this, but wanted to post it here as an idea in case anyone else found this to be of interest.
My initial experiment is located here in case anyone wants to try it out:
https://github.com/gmlewis/PicoGK
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