AI assistants · MCP

Connect your AI assistant to a real speaker simulator.

Claude, ChatGPT and other MCP clients can search the driver library, build enclosures in your workspace and run the same solver you use. The numbers come from 00 Simulator’s solver, not the model’s memory, and saved designs open in the app so you can check them.

simulator.00aud.io/mcp
Set it upManage connections in the app
  • Free account
  • Approve once
  • Disconnect any time
Your assistant
00 Simulator connected

You: Design a vented box around a Ciare 12.00SW and show me the SPL and excursion at 100 W.

Tools used: search_drivers, get_driver, create_workspace, simulate_workspace, render_simulation_graphs.

Assistant: Here is a vented box for the Ciare 12.00SW. Net volume 55 L, −3 dB 31 Hz, and 108 dB at 100 W in half space. From 20 to 300 Hz, peak excursion is 8.9 mm, comfortably inside the 13.5 mm Xmax.

Open the workspace

Illustrative conversation. The tool names are the server’s own, and the numbers and curve are real output for this example.

Why connect it

A language model can’t run a simulation. It can drive one.

Language models predict text. That makes them good at planning and explaining, and unreliable at physics. Connected to 00 Simulator, your assistant does the part it is good at and hands the acoustics to a solver.

On its own

  • Recalls a driver’s parameters from training data, which may be wrong, rounded or for a different version.
  • Sizes a box from rules of thumb and alignment tables.
  • Has no validated enclosure solver to check excursion or port speed against.
  • Keeps the design in the chat, not in a workspace you can open and edit.

Connected to 00 Simulator

  • Looks the driver up in the simulator’s library of simulation-ready drivers.
  • Builds the enclosure with the same fields and checks as the app.
  • Runs the solver and reads back the response, excursion and the rest of the results.
  • Saves to a workspace in your account, where you can open, change and keep it.

What it can do

17 tools, grouped by the job they do.

These are the tools your assistant sees when it connects. It picks which to call, in what order, from what you ask.

  • Find drivers

    Search simulation-ready drivers by name or Thiele/Small filters, read one in full, and check a set of parameters for missing fields and inconsistencies.

    • search_drivers
    • get_driver
    • validate_driver

  • Start a design

    Suggest one or two starting alignments for a driver, read the enclosure fields each type takes, and create a workspace.

    • suggest_enclosure
    • get_enclosure_schema
    • create_workspace

  • Read and edit

    Open the workspaces in your account and change an enclosure or the workspace itself, with every edit checked against the same rules as the app.

    • list_workspaces
    • get_workspace
    • update_enclosure
    • update_workspace

  • Simulate and show

    Run the solver on a saved version, including horns, EQ and multiple-entry drivers, read the numbers back, and draw SPL and excursion graphs.

    • simulate_workspace
    • get_simulation_results
    • render_simulation_graphs

  • Version history

    List saved versions, read any one of them, and restore an older version as a new one, so nothing is lost.

    • list_workspace_revisions
    • get_workspace_revision
    • restore_workspace_revision

  • Know its limits

    List the workspace operations this connection allows and the permission each one needs.

    • list_workspace_capabilities

In clients that support MCP Apps, such as ChatGPT, render_simulation_graphs draws interactive SPL and excursion graphs, with Xmax marked, right in the conversation. Other clients get the results as text.

There is no tool for deleting a workspace or creating a share link. Those stay in the app, with you.

Set it up

One URL, a sign-in, and you’re connected.

Add 00 Simulator as a custom connector, sign in with your 00 Simulator account and approve the connection. The steps differ a little by client.

simulator.00aud.io/mcp

Claude

claude.ai
  1. 1Open Customize, then Connectors.
  2. 2Choose Add custom connector and paste the server URL.
  3. 3Choose Add. If Claude asks how to register the client, pick Register automatically.
  4. 4Sign in to 00 Simulator and approve the connection.
  5. 5In a chat, open the + menu, go to Connectors and switch 00 Simulator on.

Custom connectors work on Claude’s Free plan (one connector) and on paid plans. On Team and Enterprise plans, an owner adds the connector in Organization settings first.

ChatGPT

chatgpt.com
  1. 1In Settings, open Security and login and turn on Developer mode.
  2. 2Go to chatgpt.com/plugins, choose +, name the app 00 Simulator and paste the server URL, including /mcp.
  3. 3In a chat, open the + menu, choose Developer mode and select 00 Simulator.
  4. 4Sign in to 00 Simulator when the first tool runs.

Developer mode is on the web for Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise and Education plans. OpenAI marks developer mode as elevated risk, and ChatGPT asks before running tools that write, including saving edits and storing a simulation run.

Claude Code

terminal

Add the server:

claude mcp add --transport http 00-simulator https://simulator.00aud.io/mcp

Then sign in from Claude Code:

/mcp

Add --scope user to use it in every project. Claude Code needs a Pro, Max, Team, Enterprise or Console account.

Other MCP clients

remote MCP
Transport
Streamable HTTP
Server URL
https://simulator.00aud.io/mcp
Sign-in
OAuth 2.1 with PKCE and dynamic client registration
Account
A 00 Simulator account with a verified email address

A client that supports remote servers with OAuth sign-in should connect with these details. Client support varies, so check your client’s MCP documentation.

Menu names change as these apps update. If a step doesn’t match what you see, look for custom connectors or developer mode in the app’s settings.

Your workspace, your call

It works in your account, and you can always undo it.

You approve it
Connecting takes a free account with a verified email. A consent screen shows what the assistant is asking for before you allow it.
Your workspaces, no one else’s
It can reach your own workspaces, the driver library, and your account name and email. It cannot see anyone else’s workspaces, and guest designs in your browser stay out of reach.
Every design change is a version
Changes the assistant saves to a design appear in Workspace history under Saved versions, labelled MCP client. Restore any of them from there.
No silent overwrites
Each design edit names the version it started from. If the design changed in the meantime, the edit is rejected instead of replacing your work.
Try before saving
The assistant can simulate a change without saving it, so experiments don’t fill your history. Simulation runs are kept for up to 24 hours, and only the newest 20 per workspace.
Disconnect any time
Choose AI in the simulator’s header and open Connections to see what is connected. Disconnecting ends the assistant’s access immediately.
Manage connectionsHow connected assistants handle your data

Things to ask

Ask the way you would ask a friend who builds speakers.

  • Find 12-inch subwoofer drivers that would suit a sealed box of about 50 litres.
  • Suggest a vented box for this driver, then show me the SPL and excursion at 300 W.
  • Open my garage sub workspace and try tuning it 5 Hz lower without saving the change.
  • Show me the saved versions of this design and restore the one before your last edit.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Does the AI design the speaker?

No. Your assistant decides what to try and explains what it finds. The simulations it runs use 00 Simulator’s solver, the same one in the app, and the designs it saves are in your workspace, so you can open them and check what it tells you.

Is it free?

Yes. Connecting only needs a free 00 Simulator account with a verified email address. Your assistant’s own plan decides whether you can add custom connectors.

What can it see?

Your own workspaces, the driver library, the simulations it runs, and your account name and email. It cannot see anyone else’s workspaces, and designs you made as a guest live only in your browser, so it cannot reach them.

How do I disconnect it?

In the simulator, choose AI in the header and open Connections, or open AI / MCP from your account menu, then disconnect the client. Its access ends straight away. You can also remove the connector in your assistant’s own settings.

Which assistants can connect?

The steps on this page cover Claude, Claude Code and ChatGPT. 00 Simulator is a remote MCP server with OAuth sign-in, so other clients that support that should also be able to connect.

Can it delete or share my designs?

No. There is no tool for deleting a workspace or creating a share link. The consent screen lists a permission for creating share links, but no tool uses it today. The assistant can create workspaces and change them, and every change to a design becomes a version you can restore.

Can it work on horns?

Yes. The assistant can read and edit every horn type the app supports, including Paraflex and multiple-entry horns, and simulate them with the same solver.

Give your assistant something real to work with.

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Open the simulatorSee horn simulation