pi-autodesk-fusion

Pi package that bridges the Autodesk Fusion Desktop MCP server into pi as native tools — real-time modeling and design edits in a live Fusion session.

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extensionskill

Install pi-autodesk-fusion from npm and Pi will load the resources declared by the package manifest.

npm repo home report

$ pi install npm:pi-autodesk-fusion

Package: pi-autodesk-fusion
Version: 0.2.1
Published: Jun 13, 2026
Downloads: 432/mo · 188/wk
Author: porameht
License: MIT
Types: extension, skill
Size: 24 KB
Dependencies: 1 dependency · 2 peers

Pi manifest JSON

{
  "extensions": [
    "./extensions"
  ],
  "skills": [
    "./skills"
  ],
  "image": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/porameht/pi-autodesk-fusion/main/assets/preview.png"
}

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README

pi-autodesk-fusion

A pi package that bridges the Autodesk Fusion Desktop MCP server into pi as native tools. Lets your agent perform real-time modeling and design edits in a live Autodesk Fusion session — create sketches, extrude, modify features, and run command-based operations directly from pi.

Fusion viewport rendered in the terminal

Server: http://127.0.0.1:27182/mcp (Streamable HTTP, local-only, no auth)
Official docs: Autodesk Fusion MCP server · Connecting

Requirements

Autodesk Fusion installed and running locally (desktop only — not the web client)
Fusion MCP server enabled: Preferences > General > API > "Fusion MCP Server (runs locally on this device)"

Install

pi install npm:pi-autodesk-fusion

Or try it without installing:

pi -e npm:pi-autodesk-fusion

What you get

Extension — connects to the local Fusion MCP endpoint, discovers the server's tools dynamically, and registers each as a pi tool with a fusion_ prefix. Tool calls execute against your live Fusion session.
fusion_screenshot tool — captures the Fusion viewport and renders it inline in your terminal (Kitty, iTerm2, Ghostty, WezTerm). The model sees the image too, so the agent can visually verify its own modeling work.
Image results — any image content the MCP server returns is passed through as a real image (visible to both you and the model), not stringified JSON.
fusion_connect tool — always available, so the agent can connect (or reconnect) mid-session, e.g. right after you start Fusion. Newly discovered tools become callable immediately.
Safety gate — scripts that delete, save, or close documents pop a confirmation dialog before touching your live design (disable with FUSION_CONFIRM=off).
Clean tool rendering — compact ✓/✗ rows with operation summaries instead of raw JSON; expand for full output.
Skill — autodesk-fusion, teaching the agent the connect → discover → model → screenshot-verify workflow.
Command — /fusion shows connection status and registered tools; /fusion reconnect forces a reconnect and re-discovery.

Example prompts

"Create a 10 mm cube in Fusion."
"Sketch a 40×20 mm rectangle on the XY plane and extrude it 5 mm."
"Add a 2 mm fillet to the top edges of the current body."
"Show me a screenshot of the current design."
"What Fusion tools are available right now?"

Configuration

Environment variable	Default	Purpose
`FUSION_MCP_URL`	`http://127.0.0.1:27182/mcp`	Override the endpoint (e.g. if you changed the port in Fusion preferences)
`FUSION_CONFIRM`	`on`	Set to `off` to skip the confirmation dialog for destructive operations

Notes

Tools are discovered dynamically at connection time; the set may change as Fusion's AI capabilities evolve.
If Fusion isn't running when pi starts, pi still starts normally — start Fusion, then run /fusion reconnect or just ask the agent to connect.
Edits are applied to your open design in real time. Destructive scripts require your confirmation by default, but keep undo (Ctrl/Cmd+Z) handy.
Inline screenshot rendering requires a terminal with image support (Kitty, iTerm2, Ghostty, WezTerm); other terminals still pass the image to the model.

License

MIT