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The Adam Desktop Connector links Adam to supported applications running on your computer, including SolidWorks, Revit, Blender, SketchUp, and Unreal Engine.

Pair a desktop application

1

Open the integration in Adam

Select Integrations, choose the desktop application, and start its setup flow.
2

Install the connector

Download and install the Adam Desktop Connector on the computer that runs the target application.
3

Generate a pairing code

In Adam, generate a new pairing code. Codes expire, so keep the setup window open.
4

Enter the code locally

Open the Desktop Connector and enter the code.
5

Open the target application

Keep the connector and the application open while Adam works with it. Return to Adam and confirm the computer is connected.

Application notes

SolidWorks support is available on Windows. Start SolidWorks and keep it open while Adam works with it.

Connect a custom MCP server

This is an advanced option for connecting your own local tools. Use Custom MCP if your server provides a Streamable HTTP MCP endpoint. Enter the local endpoint URL in the Desktop Connector, verify the server is running, and test it with a read-only request. A command-line stdio server is not a URL and cannot be entered directly; expose a supported HTTP endpoint first.
Only connect servers you trust. Their tools may be able to change files or data on your computer and in other products.

Manage paired devices

Open the integration page to rename, repair, or unpair a computer. Unpair computers you no longer control. If a device appears offline:
  • open the Desktop Connector on the paired computer;
  • confirm the target application and its plug-in are running;
  • verify the computer can reach Adam over the network; and
  • generate a new pairing code and connect the computer again.
Last modified on August 20, 2026