Alias for ltspice-mcp: an MCP server and Python library for open-source IC design work (SPICE simulation with ngspice and LTspice, schematic editing). Installs and runs ltspice-mcp.
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# osic-mcp This package is an alias for [**ltspice-mcp**](https://pypi.org/project/ltspice-mcp/), an MCP server and Python library for circuit and open-source IC design work: SPICE simulation with ngspice and LTspice, sweeps and Monte Carlo as jobs, measurements as numbers, and LTspice schematic editing. Installing this package installs and runs `ltspice-mcp`: ```bash uvx osic-mcp # run the server pip install osic-mcp # installs ltspice-mcp as a dependency ``` `ltspice-mcp` is the canonical package. Documentation, configuration, issues, and source live there: https://github.com/cognitohazard/ltspice-mcp
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