Alias for ltspice-mcp: a SPICE circuit-simulation MCP server (LTspice/ngspice). Installs and runs ltspice-mcp.
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# ngspice-mcp This package is an alias for [**ltspice-mcp**](https://pypi.org/project/ltspice-mcp/), a SPICE circuit-simulation MCP server for Claude and other LLMs. It supports both ngspice and LTspice. Installing this package installs and runs `ltspice-mcp`: ```bash uvx ngspice-mcp # run the server pip install ngspice-mcp # installs ltspice-mcp as a dependency ``` `ltspice-mcp` is the canonical package. Documentation, configuration, issues, and source are at https://github.com/cognitohazard/ltspice-mcp ## Migration from 0.5 Version 0.6.0 replaced the `full` and `agentic` tool profiles with one set of 8 tools. A `[tools] profile` setting left in an old config is ignored. To keep the old 49-tool set, pin the 0.5 series with `ltspice-mcp==0.5.*`.
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