lime-slice

Filament slicer and solid modeler with an MCP server that lets LLM clients build, edit, place, and slice parts.

MCP serverNot statedActiveMCADManufacturing

What it does and how it connects

Lime Slice 5.9.1 is a filament slicer and a solid modeler in one window. It opens STL, 3MF or STEP files or starts a solid from a sketch, then slices to G-code with a Rust planner. Model edits go through Open CASCADE when its bridge is installed, and the window is a Tauri 2 desktop app whose pages also run in a browser against a local engine.

An LLM client such as Claude can drive Lime Slice over MCP: it can import or build a part, edit it in Model, place it, change settings, slice and write G-code. Tool groups keep the tool list small, and recipes are Rust programs that build a part. There is no send-to-printer tool; sending G-code to a printer happens from the window to a Prusa Link, Moonraker or OctoPrint host.

The modeler covers sketches with an in-house constraint solver, extrude, revolve, loft, sweep and holes, plus push/pull, fillet, chamfer, shell, split and STEP export. A part built by an MCP recipe shows as built by a recipe and stays read-only in the window: changing the recipe parameters and rebuilding from them is not in the window yet.

Recurring errors it addresses

Error Index entries this tool is built to reduce or work around.

Sources

  1. 1cristy-the-one/lime-slice READMEgithub.com
  2. 2Lime Slice release v5.9.1github.com

Not verified

  • License (no LICENSE file in the repository; the README states only that the in-house sketch solver is MIT)
  • Pricing (no price stated on the repository README)
  • Real user voices (recent repo activity is the maintainer's own pull requests)
  • A named individual builder beyond the repository owner handle cristy-the-one

Last verified November 6, 2026. Listings are informational. The evidence score measures public, verifiable evidence and is not an endorsement or a compatibility claim.