C64u MCP Server
This is a server that controls the Commodore 64 Ultimate hardware through the MCP protocol, allowing AI assistants (such as Claude) to interact with the retro computer via the network, achieving operations such as programming, running games, playing music, and managing disks.
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What is the Commodore 64 Ultimate MCP Server?
This is a bridge server that connects an AI assistant to the classic Commodore 64 computer hardware. Through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), you can allow AI assistants like Claude to directly control your C64 Ultimate device, performing operations such as programming, running programs, playing music, and managing disks without manual hardware operation.How to use this server?
First, enable the Web remote control service on the C64 Ultimate device. Then, install and configure the MCP server on your computer. Finally, connect via a client that supports MCP, such as Claude Desktop. After connection, you can communicate with the AI assistant in natural language, and it will automatically use the corresponding tools to operate your C64 device.Applicable scenarios
Suitable for retro computing enthusiasts, C64 developers, educators, and users who want to experience classic computer programming. Particularly applicable to scenarios such as learning BASIC programming, debugging C64 programs, running classic games and demos, playing SID music, and managing virtual floppy disk drives.Main features
Programming and debugging
The AI can write C64 BASIC or machine code programs, directly inject them into memory for execution, capture screen results, check memory status, and iteratively fix problems. No manual code input is required.
Games and demos
Load and run.PRG programs or.CRT cartridge images, supporting loading from device storage or direct file upload. Relive classic C64 games and demo programs.
Music playback
Play classic C64 SID music files or Amiga MOD tracker files. Support playing from the device file system or uploading music files.
Screen capture
Capture the C64 screen as a PNG image, supporting all graphic modes: text, multicolor, high-resolution bitmap, etc. The AI can see the running results and adjust accordingly.
Keyboard control
Send keystrokes to the keyboard buffer, navigate menus, and interact with running programs. Support special keys and key combinations.
Floppy disk management
Mount and unmount D64/D71/D81 disk images, switch between 1541/1571/1581 emulation modes, and create new disk images.
Memory access
Directly check and modify C64 memory via DMA. Used for debugging, POKE values, or checking program status. Support hexadecimal and binary data.
Device configuration
Adjust device settings, save configurations to flash memory, and manage C64 Ultimate settings. Support batch configuration and restore default settings.
Advantages
No manual input: The AI automatically converts BASIC programs into tokens and injects them into memory
Real-time feedback: You can capture the screen to view program running results
Full hardware control: Support all major functions of the C64 Ultimate
Natural language interaction: Control the hardware with ordinary conversations without memorizing commands
Remote operation: Control via the network without physical contact with the device
Educational value: An excellent tool for learning C64 programming
Limitations
Requires a C64 Ultimate hardware device
Requires a network connection and correct IP configuration
Some advanced functions are only available for the U64 model
Requires basic knowledge of Claude Desktop or MCP client configuration
Depends on the Web remote control service of the C64 Ultimate
How to use
Enable Web remote control
On the C64 Ultimate device, go to Network Settings → Web Remote Control Service → Enable. Ensure the device and the computer are on the same network.
Install the server
Clone or download the server code on your computer, then use the uv tool to install dependencies.
Configure environment variables
Set the C64U_URL environment variable to the IP address of your device. The default is 192.168.200.157, please modify it according to the actual situation.
Configure Claude Desktop
Edit the Claude Desktop configuration file and add the MCP server configuration. Ensure the path and IP address are correct.
Start and use
Start Claude Desktop, and the server will run automatically. Now you can ask Claude to operate the C64 device in natural language.
Usage examples
Learning BASIC programming
Beginners want to learn C64 BASIC programming but don't want to manually enter long codes.
Running classic games
Users want to quickly load and run classic games stored on the C64 Ultimate device.
Creating disk images
Developers need to create a new disk image to save multiple program files.
Debugging program issues
The program behaves strangely during runtime, and you need to check the memory status.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of hardware do I need to use this server?
How can I find the IP address of my C64 Ultimate device?
Which AI assistants does this server support?
How are BASIC programs input into the C64?
Can I control multiple C64 devices simultaneously?
What should I do if the connection fails?
Is this server secure?
Which disk image formats are supported?
Related resources
Model Context Protocol official website
Official documentation and specifications of the MCP protocol
C64 Ultimate documentation
Complete reference documentation for the C64 Ultimate REST API
Claude Desktop download
Download the Claude Desktop client that supports MCP
C64 BASIC programming guide
Reference for the Commodore 64 BASIC programming language
C64 game archive
Archive of Commodore 64 games, demos, and tools
SID music collection
High-quality collection of C64 SID music

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