Review: tdmcp — TouchDesigner MCP server with a live bridge

This is a Model Context Protocol server paired with a small bridge that runs inside TouchDesigner, so the AI assistant can create, connect, inspect and preview real nodes rather than emitting pseudocode. Who it is for: artists and musicians who want to describe visuals in natural language, and developers who want to automate or extend TouchDesigner via code. The docs split between those two audiences — artist-facing install guides, developer-facing architecture and tool reference — is a useful signal that the author thinks about different users. Evidence of readiness: the repo ships CI workflows for lint and docs, an npm package @dpantani/tdmcp, a published .mcpb extension for one-click Claude Desktop setup, Portuguese documentation, and a roadmap plus deployment guide. The MCP badge and glama listing confirm external adoption. Where it needs scrutiny: the core claims are twofold. First, the embedded knowledge base — the README cites 629 operators and 68 Python classes. Those figures are vendor-stated and not independently verifiable from the