CET MCP

Check bridge connectivity status. Reports whether the CET Bridge Mod is running and responsive. This tool works locally — it does not require the game to be running to check.

Read the CET scripting.log file. This reads directly from disk — no bridge connection needed. Useful for debugging CET mods and seeing game console output.

List all installed CET mods by scanning the mods directory. Reads directly from disk — no bridge connection needed.

Execute Lua code in the CET console. The code runs in the game's Lua VM via loadstring(). Use for side effects (spawning entities, changing state, etc). Output from print() is captured and returned.

Evaluate a Lua expression and return its result as a string. Unlike execute_lua, this returns the value of the expression. Use for reading game state (e.g., 'Game.GetPlayer():GetLevel()').

Execute multiple Lua statements sequentially in a single bridge round-trip. More efficient than multiple execute_lua calls. Each statement runs independently — a failure in one does not stop the rest.

Get current player information: level, street cred, health, stamina, position coordinates, and current equipped weapon. Requires the player to be spawned in-game.

Get current game state: in-game time, scene tier (gameplay/menu/cutscene), weather, and player zone type (safe/combat/restricted). Works from any game screen.

Add an item to the player's inventory by TweakDB item ID. Example: 'Items.Preset_Katana_Saburo' for Satori katana. Quantity defaults to 1.

Teleport the player to specific world coordinates. Use get_player_info first to see current position for reference.

List items in the player's inventory. Returns item names, quantities, TweakDB IDs, and quality. Can filter by item type (Weapon, Clothing, Consumable, etc).

Remove an item from the player's inventory by TweakDB item ID. Removes specified quantity (default: all).

Get the player's currently equipped items: weapons in slots, clothing, cyberware, and active quickslot items.

Subscribe to a game event via CET's Observe/ObserveAfter. Events are buffered in-game and can be retrieved with get_observations. Example: observe 'PlayerPuppet' / 'OnDamageReceived' to watch damage events.

Read buffered event observations from a subscription created by observe_events. Returns and clears the buffer.

Modify a player stat value. Common stats: Health, Stamina, Armor, Level, StreetCred. Use dump_type with 'gamedataStatType' to discover all available stats.

Apply a status effect (buff/debuff) to the player. Examples: 'BaseStatusEffect.Berserk', 'BaseStatusEffect.Intoxicated'. Effects can be permanent or timed.

Remove a status effect from the player by TweakDB ID.

List all active status effects on the player. Shows effect IDs, remaining duration, and stack count.

Toggle invulnerability on/off for the player. Useful for testing combat mods without dying.

Set the player's level and/or street cred directly.

Get the current visual appearance of the player or a target NPC (if scanned). Shows equipped appearance name and body customization state.

List all vehicles owned by the player (garage). Shows vehicle names and TweakDB IDs.

Read a quest fact (internal progression flag). Quest facts track game state like completed objectives, dialogue choices, and story progression. Example: 'q001_rogue_met'.

Set a quest fact value. Use with caution — changing quest facts can break quest progression or unlock content. Value is typically 1 (true/done) or 0 (false/not done).

Read a TweakDB flat or record by path. TweakDB is Cyberpunk's game data database containing items, stats, vehicles, NPCs, etc. Example paths: 'Items.Preset_Katana_Saburo', 'BaseStats.Health'.

Write a TweakDB flat value. Changes persist until the game is restarted. Use with caution — wrong values can crash the game. Only works on flat values, not records.

Introspect a game RTTI type, showing its methods, properties, and inheritance. Useful for discovering available APIs on game classes like 'PlayerPuppet', 'vehicleBaseObject', etc.

Search TweakDB records by pattern. Returns matching record paths. Useful for finding item IDs, stat paths, etc. Example: search for 'Katana' to find all katana-related records.

Spawn a vehicle near the player. Examples: 'Vehicle.v_sport2_quadra_type66', 'Vehicle.v_sport1_rayfield_caliburn'. Use search_tweakdb with pattern 'Vehicle.' to find vehicle IDs.

Scan for entities near the player within a given radius. Returns entity names, types, distances, and positions. Useful for finding NPCs, vehicles, items in the world.

Set the in-game time of day. Useful for testing lighting, NPC schedules, or triggering time-dependent events.

Change the in-game weather. Available presets: Sunny, Cloudy, Rain, HeavyRain, Fog, Toxic, Sandstorm, Pollution. Changes take effect gradually.

Kill all hostile NPCs within a radius. Useful for clearing combat encounters during testing. Only affects NPCs currently in combat with the player.

Show an in-game UI notification/warning message to the player. Useful for testing UI or signaling events.

Play a sound event in-game. Example events: 'ui_menu_hover', 'ui_menu_click', 'w_gun_reload'. Use search_tweakdb with pattern 'sound' to discover sound event names.

Get detailed info about the entity the player is currently looking at (as if scanning). Returns entity type, name, health, level, faction, and more.