MCP Servers
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The MCP servers expose AMD driver functionality as callable tools. Each server wraps a specific ADLX feature domain and can run over stdio (default) or streamable HTTP.
| Server | AMD Driver Feature | Example Tools |
|---|---|---|
| amd-3dsettings-mcp-server | 3D graphics settings | Radeon Super Resolution, AMD Fluid Motion Frames, Anti-Lag, Boost, Chill, Image Sharpening, Enhanced Sync, Frame Rate Target Control, Anti-Aliasing, Tessellation, FidelityFX Super Resolution, FidelityFX Frame Generation |
| amd-display-mcp-server | Display configuration | Virtual Super Resolution, custom resolution, custom color (brightness, contrast, hue, saturation, temperature) |
| amd-gputunings-mcp-server | GPU tuning | Auto tuning, preset tuning, manual fan / graphics / power / VRAM tuning |
| amd-perfmonitoring-mcp-server | Performance monitoring | GPU usage, clocks, temperature, power, VRAM, voltage; system CPU/RAM; FPS |
Tool Discovery
Each server declares its available tools in a manifest.json file. Tools are loaded dynamically at startup, so adding a new tool requires only a new tool module and a manifest entry.
Building and Running
Each server is a standalone Python package managed with uv. A server can be run directly from source with uv run, or built into a standalone executable. Refer to the package README.md for build and run instructions, and for debugging servers with the MCP Inspector.