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lobstercare geofs mcp

A model context protocol to play Geofs which is a free online flight simulator

WHAT IT CONNECTS

What lobstercare geofs mcp gives an AI Agent

  • 🛫 Control aircraft flight parameters (throttle, heading, etc.)
  • 📊 Access real-time flight data (position, speed, attitude)
  • 🗺️ Navigate between waypoints and airports
  • ✈️ Select different aircraft models
  • 🔄 Execute flight maneuvers (takeoff, landing)
  • Node.js (v14 or higher)
  • npm or yarn
  • A modern web browser (Chrome recommended)
  • Clone this repository:
  • Install dependencies:
  • Build the project:
  • Start the MCP server:
  • The server will launch a browser window that navigates to GeoFS
  • You may need to log in to GeoFS if required
  • The server will wait for GeoFS to fully load before accepting commands
  • The MCP server will be available at:
  • HTTP: `http://localhost:3000`
  • WebSocket: `ws://localhost:3000`
  • Control aircraft in the simulator
  • Retrieve flight data and simulator state
  • Execute complex flight maneuvers
  • Plan and follow flight routes
  • `GET /mcp` - Get server capabilities and available endpoints
  • `GET /mcp/aircraft` - Get current aircraft data
  • `POST /mcp/aircraft` - Control aircraft parameters
  • `GET /mcp/flight-data` - Get comprehensive flight data
  • `POST /mcp/navigation` - Set navigation parameters
  • `GET /mcp/simulation` - Get simulation status
  • `POST /mcp/simulation` - Control simulation parameters
  • `setThrottle` - Set engine throttle (0-1)
  • `setHeading` - Set target heading in degrees
  • `getPosition` - Get current aircraft position
  • `selectAircraft` - Change to a different aircraft
  • `takeOff` - Execute takeoff procedure
  • `land` - Execute landing procedure
  • `getFlightData` - Get comprehensive flight data
  • [GeoFS](https://www.geo-fs.com/) - The browser-based flight simulator
  • [Model Context Protocol](https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/mcp) - Protocol specification for AI model context

SECURITY

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