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Hereon-InstituteMS/openPASO

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openPASO (formerly OASiS): an MCP server that lets an AI model run nine finite-element and multiphysics codes, with curated knowledge, verified execution and cross-code coupling. Under active development; contributions welcome.

maintainer
Hereon-InstituteMS
licence
MIT
first seen
2026-09-17
last seen
2026-09-19
releases · 30d
0
short id

Hereon-InstituteMS/openPASO is an MCP server distributed on github, maintained by Hereon-InstituteMS, tracked here since September 2026. It has shipped 2 releases and exposes 58 tools. Tools include audit_results, benchmark_poisson_cross_solver, benchmark_problem, browse_solver_tests, build_source, check_input, and 52 more. Its composite risk grade is C — an inferred review prompt computed from observed signals, not a verdict.

what we found

Reading the source raised 2 review prompts — dangerous code and exfiltration combo — each a pattern worth a human look rather than a finding of fault.

Its 58 tools appear to reach filesystem, shell / exec and secrets, inferred from tool names, descriptions and input schemas rather than from observed behaviour.

full security breakdown →
tools 20 of 58
  • audit_results
  • benchmark_poisson_cross_solver
  • benchmark_problem
  • browse_solver_tests
  • build_source
  • check_input
  • check_simulation_quality
  • compare_solvers
  • couple
  • couple_levels
  • couple_precice
  • coupled_solve
  • deep_validate
  • developer
  • discover
  • discover_sources
  • ensure_source
  • examples
  • fetch_source
  • generate_mesh
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release cadence · 90d 0 releases

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recent releases last 2
version date src
v1.1.0 2026-06-04 github
v1.0.0 2026-05-26 github

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