RFix lets an assistant plan RF signal scenarios, look up RFIX block types and parameter schemas, and export an importable .rfix.gz project file.
What you can do
Plan RF scenarios and get block schemas, composition rules, constraints and a reference payload to build a graph from scratch, without searching the filesystem for blocks or examples. Browse high-level capability families and search the shipped block catalog by keyword for blocks such as radar, ship, aircraft, communication, 3D, Doppler, DMR or Wi-Fi. Search concrete node types by natural-language keywords, then fetch full parameter schemas and add-node templates for a small selected set. Convert RFIX JSON input into an importable .rfix.gz project file, accepting backend payloads, GCF prompt graph output, exported graph data or editor-style project JSON.
When to use it
Useful when you want an assistant to draft RF signal or communications scenarios and turn them into an RFIX project file you can import, rather than hand-assembling block graphs and parameter schemas.
Requirements
A remote MCP endpoint at mcp.rfix.ai over streamable HTTP; no packages, environment variables or headers are declared. The manifest declares no authentication.
Before you install
The export tool writes a project file from supplied JSON, so check the generated graph and parameters before importing it into RFIX. The manifest declares no authentication, so consider what scenario data you send to the remote service.
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Web executable via Streamable HTTP. Remote servers run from the web runtime once configured in a workspace.
Use with an agent
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ALWAYS call this first for any RF scenario request. Returns block schemas, composition rules, constraints, and a reference example payload. YOU must compose your own graph/project using this guidance, then call rfix_export_rfix_project. Do NOT search the filesystem for blocks or examples — this tool returns everything needed.
Search the shipped RFIX block catalog by keyword. Use this when you need to find specific block types not already returned by rfix_plan_scenario. Queries like radar, ship, aircraft, communication, 3d, doppler, dmr, or wifi return relevant blocks with parameter schemas. Includes parameter schemas inline.
Parameterslimitquery
rfix_list_capabilities
List high-level RFIX capability families for planning without flooding context. Use this before block search when the request is broad, then call rfix_search_block_catalog for likely concrete node types.
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rfix_search_block_catalog
Search concrete RFIX node types by natural-language keywords without returning full parameter schemas. Use this before constructing add_node actions, then call rfix_get_block_details for the selected nodeTypes.
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rfix_get_block_details
Return full parameter schemas and add-node templates for a small selected set of RFIX nodeTypes. Call this only after rfix_search_block_catalog has narrowed the relevant blocks.
ParameterslimitnodeTypesrequired
rfix_export_rfix_project
Convert RFIX JSON input into an importable `.rfix.gz` project file. `payload` may be an RFIX backend payload, GCF prompt graph output, exported graph data, or editor/.rfix-style project JSON. Project-shaped input is preserved where possible; backend payload input is reverse-transformed into a legacy flat project. In server-side mode this also publishes launch URLs for desktop and web.
Parameterspayloadrequiredartifact_name
Version history
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v0.1.0LatestSep 16, 2026
Score
72%
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