Curved Furniture Clearance

Curved Furniture Clearance MCP Connector for Claude

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Analyze spatial placement and clearance for curved furniture.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides advanced spatial analysis for non-linear furniture. It allows AI agents to evaluate the placement of curved sofas, tables, and counters within architectural constraints. Use analyze_furniture_placement to detect collisions, validate_pathway_accessibility to ensure human transit widths, simulate_door_clearance to prevent door interference, and find_optimal_orientations to resolve placement conflicts.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

analyze_furniture_placement

Check if a specific piece of curved furniture can be placed at a given coordinate and orientation without causing collisions

find_optimal_orientations

Identify alternative rotations for a piece of furniture that resolve existing collisions

simulate_door_clearance

Check if a proposed furniture placement blocks the functional opening of doors

validate_pathway_accessibility

Verify if the movement paths between furniture clusters meet minimum width requirements for human transit

See how to talk to your AI agent using Curved Furniture Clearance.

Check if the curved sofa at position x:10, y:20 with 45 degree rotation hits anything.

The placement is valid with a minimum path width of 1.2 meters and no collisions detected.

Is the path in room R-101 wide enough for a person?

The path is accessible with a narrowest point of 0.9 meters.

Will placing the counter at x:5, y:5 block the main entrance door?

No, the counter placement does not intersect with the door swing arc.

You can use the `analyze_furniture_placement` tool by providing the furniture ID, its x/y position, and its rotation.

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