# Connect creative tools through MCP

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## Connect creative tools through MCP

Decide which MCP connection to a 3D tool is acceptable to enable, and under what isolation.

Decision question: Which MCP connection to this creative tool is acceptable to enable, and with what isolation?

When to revisit: Before enabling a server, after a server or protocol update, and before the project handles private files.

Agent research task: Compare the named servers for the creative task. Show which tools can run code, write files or reach external services, and recommend an isolated setup such as a virtual machine. Do not install, connect or pre-approve tools.

Compare:

- publisher and official or community status
- code execution and file access
- external services and telemetry
- maintenance activity and supported versions
- isolation required before first use

Sources:

- [Blender Lab MCP Server](https://www.blender.org/lab/mcp-server/): Blender Lab's MCP server and add-on, which give an MCP client a natural-language interface to a Blender session through Blender's Python API. Requires Blender 5.1 or newer, the add-on, an MCP client and the server. Blender warns that it runs model-generated code without guards and recommends a virtual machine or a system without sensitive data. An official origin does not make generated code safe. Keep private files and credentials out of reach of the Blender session.
- [MCP for Blender (community project)](https://github.com/ahujasid/mcp-for-blender): A widely used community MCP server and Blender add-on, not affiliated with the Blender Foundation. Its tools run arbitrary Python in Blender and fetch assets from external services. Third-party code that Baltor has not reviewed. Its README says a minimal anonymous usage record is sent by default and documents how to turn telemetry off. MIT-licensed code. Fetched assets keep their providers' terms, and several services need their own API keys or a paid plan.
- [Godot MCP (community project)](https://github.com/Coding-Solo/godot-mcp): A widely used community MCP server for Godot, published outside the Godot project, that launches the editor, runs projects, captures debug output and edits scenes. Third-party code that Baltor has not reviewed. Its example client setup pre-approves tools that run projects and save scenes; review that list before use. MIT-licensed. Check recent repository activity and test against the Godot version in use before relying on it.
- [MCP security best practices](https://modelcontextprotocol.io/docs/tutorials/security/security_best_practices): The protocol project's guidance on attacks and mitigations for MCP clients and servers, including local server compromise, token passthrough and server-side request forgery. Public documentation. This address follows the latest specification revision; earlier revisions have dated pages. Guidance is not an audit. Apply it to the exact server, transport and client configuration in use.
- [Official MCP Registry](https://modelcontextprotocol.io/registry/about): Server metadata and discovery documentation for MCP-compatible tools and services. Use the registry's documented read API and publisher references; discovery does not authorize a server connection. Registry inclusion does not certify safety, uptime or licence compatibility. Review each server and requested scope.

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