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Explore human anatomy in 3D

Explore human anatomy with an interactive 3D viewer inside your conversation. Show, hide, isolate, select and focus available anatomical structures; change view direction; undo and redo scene changes; and ask what you selected.

What you can ask

  • Show the skull.

    Example path

MCP connector

Server URL
https://mcp.openhumanatlas.com
Login
None
Protocol
MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions

OpenHuman Atlas provides interactive anatomy viewing and educational anatomy data. Lookup returns anatomy availability, laterality, partial coverage and canonical IDs for exact follow-up tool queries. Anatomical labels describe the corresponding structures. Scene results describe selected anatomy, requested visibility and view direction. Full renderer readback is provided in component metadata. An sessionId identifies a viewer for subsequent controls, scene observations, captures and sharing. ({sessionId}) reopens that saved session after disconnection or reload; initial query, side and systems apply only to new sessions. returns the current selection and observation time. source=live denotes a connected viewer observation; source=saved denotes the last saved scene, which may differ from the current screen or selection. When a scene tool returns status=reopen_required, immediately call recovery.open ( with the same sessionId), then recovery.retry to apply the original request. Do not ask the user to open a viewer, create another session, or claim the requested change is complete before renderer confirmation. Only links a widget resource; ordinary live controls reuse the current viewer. Scene mutations and captures share a single pending-operation slot. Confirmed mutations include renderer acknowledgment; timeout outcomes are unknown. operationId deduplicates retries of the same operation. Undo history belongs to the mounted viewer and resets on remount. returns a native image content block with matching scene state and capture time. Host wrappers may expose image blocks as content_items instead of content. The pixels provide evidence of framing, clipping and overlap at that moment; state metadata alone does not establish those visual properties. A failed capture provides no image evidence. Capture does not export, download, change the scene or open another viewer. resolves and saves a scene without opening a viewer; its sessionId is accepted by . returns a full Atlas scene link preserving anatomy, selection, visibility and camera. Unavailable anatomy and unsupported operations have explicit failure results. sends a generic tool problem report to the developers and returns delivery status. This service provides educational visualization, not diagnosis or clinical advice.

Tools

Reads data14

Changes data2

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server