SketchUp’s Ruby API exposes model and entity operations to in-application extensions. For Cursor, 1 route is explicitly documented by the integration maintainer.
SketchUp’s Ruby API exposes model and entity operations to in-application extensions.
Platforms: Windows, macOS
The native interface is documented, but no setup for this coding agent is established by this source.
SketchUp with Ruby API support and a compatible Ruby extension or console workflow.
Code runs inside SketchUp; an agent requires a delivery mechanism or custom bridge before invoking the API.
A Ruby extension runs an MCP server inside desktop SketchUp.
Platforms: macOS
The integration documentation explicitly names this client.
SketchUp desktop 2022 or newer and the SK Ruby MCP extension.
The maintainer documents Windows code paths but does not establish Windows support.
A Python MCP server talks to a Ruby extension inside the active SketchUp model.
Platforms: Not documented
MCP support suggests compatibility; this client is not documented by the maintainer.
Desktop SketchUp, the Ruby extension and the Python MCP server.
The extension must be running inside SketchUp for the server to access the model.
| Integration | Cursor compatibility | Requirements |
|---|---|---|
| SketchUp Ruby API | Not documented | SketchUp with Ruby API support and a compatible Ruby extension or console workflow. |
| SK Ruby MCP | Documented setup Setup guide | SketchUp desktop 2022 or newer and the SK Ruby MCP extension. |
| SketchUp MCP · Son-The-SUN | MCP compatibility (inferred) | Desktop SketchUp, the Ruby extension and the Python MCP server. |
The sources establish the capabilities listed above, not complete application coverage. Check each bridge’s limitations and your application version before starting.
Choose a route that explicitly documents Cursor and matches your environment. Start with the maintainer’s setup guide and a disposable project copy. Shared MCP support alone is listed as an inference.
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