Skills + MCP server for Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, or OpenClaw - headless MIKE+ automated modelling and analysis (inspect, edit, run, read, plot), no GUI.
claude mcp add agentic-mike-plus -- npx -y agentic-mike-plus
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8 ★ · Zhonghao1995/Agentic-MIKE-Plus · read from the GitHub search API · (checked 2026-10-16 20:00:20)
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first seen 2026-10-09 · last seen 2026-10-16 · seen 32× · listed by 7 sources
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score 703 · 8 ★ · 7 sources · mcp
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**A headless, natural-language-driven, automated modelling workflow for MIKE+.** **Skills + an MCP server** for Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, or OpenClaw: describe a goal in plain language and the agent inspects, edits, runs, reads, and plots a MIKE+ model. Automated modelling and analysis, end to end, without ever opening the GUI. > [!TIP] > **Need a model to run? SWMMCanada builds one anywhere in Canada.** > It is the upstream, open-data model builder for this agentic workflow: draw an area on a map and it assembles a ready-to-run stormwater model from Canadian open data (real municipal storm networks for 8 cities, synthesized everywhere else), giving the agent a real network to run, edit, read, and plot. Try the hosted demo with no install at **swmm.h2ox.me**, or see the project at **h2ox.me**. > Experimental / pre-release. One MCP server + skills wrapping DHI's Python stack (mikeplus / mikeio / mikeio1d). Verified end to end on the MIKE+ 2026 Sirius_RTC example. Sibling of agentic-swmm-workflow. Install: just tell your agent It is the AI era. You don't wire this up by hand. Paste this to your AI coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, OpenClaw): Needs **Python 3.11 (x64)**. Two install profiles: - **Read & plot.** License-free and cross-platform: pip install -e . (no mikeplus). - **Run & edit too.** Windows + a licensed **MIKE+ 2026**: pip install -e ".[run]" (or pip install -r requirements.lock for the exact pinned environment). mikeplus is an optional [run] extra, so teammates who only read results or make figures install nothing license-bound. Why it matters - **Natural-language-driven.** Describe the task in plain words; the agent plans and runs it: no scripting, no GUI clicking. (A sub-agent did this autonomously.) - **Fully headless.** Runs with no GUI, on a workstation, a server, in CI, or under an agent. Built for batch and scenario automation. - **MCP-native and portable.** One server speaks the Model Context Protocol; works with **Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, or OpenClaw** via a single config line, and installs with pip. - **Low barrier to share.** Reading results and plotting need no MIKE+ license; only running or editing does. Teammates analyse model output with nothing but pip install. - **Reproducible & tested.** Deterministic tools, structured-JSON output, a pinned lockfile, and a license-free unit-test suite in CI, verified on a real model, not a chat-to-model black box. - **Engine-agnostic and extensible.** Results use a common schema (ready to sit beside SWMM and LSTM); add a tool or skill by dropping in a file. How it works Skills (markdown playbooks) tell the agent *when and how*; the agent calls **MCP tools**; each tool runs in an isolated **worker subprocess** that imports only mikeplus *or* mikeio*: the two cannot share a process. The server itself imports neither. Tools (one server, mike-plus) | Tool | Does | License | |---|---|---| | mike_model_info | model overview: simulations, scenarios, model type, element counts | yes | | mike_set_scenario | activate an existing scenario (verified by re-opening the model) | yes |