Xmimcp
An MCP server for querying SysML XMI export files, providing tools for exploring packages, classes, enumerations, and documentation
rating : 2 points
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What is the XMI MCP Server?
The XMI MCP Server is a tool specifically designed to handle SysML model export files (in XMI format). It can parse complex SysML model structures, allowing you to obtain various information in the model through simple queries, including package structures, class definitions, enumeration values, attribute relationships, etc. Whether you are a system architect, engineer, or project manager, you can quickly understand and analyze the content of SysML models through this tool.How to use the XMI MCP Server?
Using the XMI MCP Server is very simple: First, configure the server in Claude Code, and then you can explore the model through natural language queries. You can directly ask Claude questions about the model, such as 'List all packages containing Asset' or 'Show detailed information about the CuttingTool class'. The server will automatically process these requests and return structured results.Applicable scenarios
The XMI MCP Server is particularly suitable for the following scenarios: 1. Quickly consult the model structure during system architecture design. 2. Help new team members understand the existing system model. 3. Find specific elements during model review and validation. 4. Generate model documentation and reports. 5. Share model information during cross - team collaboration.Main features
Package structure exploration
Browse the package hierarchy in the SysML model, support filtering by name, recursive search, and specific package queries to help you quickly understand the organization of the model.
Class/Block detailed analysis
Get the complete information of the class, including attributes, inheritance relationships, type definitions, and documentation comments. Support viewing inherited attributes and the complete class hierarchy.
Enumeration value management
View all enumeration types and their literal values defined in the model, including detailed documentation for each value, facilitating understanding of the value range of data types.
Full - text search
Perform keyword search in the documentation and comments of the entire model to quickly locate model elements containing specific terms and improve information retrieval efficiency.
Reference resolution
Resolve cross - reference relationships within the model and quickly find the corresponding model elements through xmi:id, facilitating tracking of complex model associations.
Model statistics
Get the overall statistical information of the model, including the number of packages, classes, enumerations, attributes, etc., to help evaluate the scale and complexity of the model.
Advantages
No need to directly operate complex XMI files. You can query model information through natural language.
Provide structured query results for easy understanding and further processing.
Support multiple query methods, including exact matching, pattern matching, and full - text search.
Seamlessly integrate with Claude Code for a smooth user experience.
Able to handle large - scale SysML models with stable performance.
Limitations
The server needs to be pre - configured in the Claude Code environment.
Only support SysML model export files in XMI format.
Cannot directly modify the model content, only provide query functions.
Basic knowledge of SysML models is required to effectively use the query functions.
How to use
Installation and building
First, ensure that Node.js is installed on your system. Then, clone or download the server code and run the installation and building commands.
Configure Claude Code
Open the user settings file of Claude Code and add the MCP server configuration. You can specify a custom XMI file path as needed.
Restart and verify
Restart Claude Code to make the configuration take effect, and then verify whether the server is working properly through a simple query.
Start querying
Now you can use various query tools to explore the SysML model, including finding packages, classes, enumerations, and searching documentation.
Usage examples
Understand the overall model structure
When you first encounter a SysML model, you need to quickly understand the overall organizational structure and scale of the model.
Find classes related to specific functions
During the system design process, you need to find all classes related to specific functions (such as tool management).
Analyze the inheritance relationship of a class
When understanding the design of a core class (such as Asset), you need to view its complete inheritance hierarchy.
Search for documentation of specific terms
When writing system documentation or conducting code reviews, you need to find all places in the model where specific terms are mentioned.
Frequently Asked Questions
The server fails to load. How should I troubleshoot?
How to specify a different XMI file path?
What should I do if the tool does not appear in Claude Code?
What types of SysML model queries are supported?
Can I modify or update the model content?
Related resources
Model Context Protocol official documentation
Understand the basic concepts and technical specifications of the MCP protocol
SysML official specification
The official specification and standard documentation of the SysML modeling language
Node.js official website
Download and install the Node.js runtime environment
Claude Code user guide
The official user documentation of the Claude Code editor

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