LTspice Waveform Plot MCP App
MCP App · UI in chatCognitohazard/ltspice-mcp gives agents SPICE design, simulation and analysis tools. Its analysis tool metadata points to an MCP Apps waveform resource, allowing supported hosts to render interactive trace plots.
Not for: Replacing engineering verification, component limits or lab measurement. Simulations depend on model quality, solver settings and the installed simulator.
Source and setup verified on 2026-11-03
VisualizationQuick facts
- Maintainer
- Cognitohazard (community)
- Simulators
- LTspice and NGspice workflows
- UI evidence
- _meta.ui.resourceUri on waveform tools
- GitHub stars
- 68 on 2026-11-03
What you can do
- Create and edit SPICE circuits
- Run simulations
- Analyze waveform traces
- Render an interactive waveform MCP App
Requirements
- Python
- LTspice or NGspice for relevant simulations
- An MCP Apps-compatible host for inline plots
pip install ltspice-mcpclaude mcp add -s project spice -- ltspice-mcpThe project also documents uvx ltspice-mcp and compatible alias package names.
Always confirm the latest setup instructions with the maintainer before installing.
>Questions
Is LTspice Waveform Plot MCP App an MCP App with inline UI?
Yes. The maintainer's source declares an MCP UI resource and links it to a tool result. It renders inline only in hosts that support MCP Apps.
Where were these details checked?
Against the maintainer's README, source, or official documentation at https://github.com/Cognitohazard/ltspice-mcp, plus the GitHub API where a repository is available.
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