Daz Pilot Just Launched!. (Daz MCP for using Daz with AI Models)

Millsylivetv

Hello everyone,

I'm excited to announce that I've just released **DazPilot** — a free and open-source MCP tool that lets AI control Daz Studio.

GitHub Link:  
https://github.com/millsydotdev/DazPilot

I fully understand that not everyone wants to use AI, and many artists prefer working 100% manually. That's completely fine. This tool is simply an **option** for those who want to use AI in their workflow. Whether you love AI or prefer doing everything by hand, the most important thing is that you create what makes you happy.

Quick Info:
• Recommended: Good prompt engineering knowledge and understanding of MCP servers (docs are still being polished)
• Beginners tip: Start with OpenCode — it has free models available
•  Important Safety Note: DazPilot cannot see your Daz Studio viewport. It works by making guesses and may sometimes crash Daz Studio. Please save your work regularly!

Feel free to check it out, browse the code, or contribute if you're interested. I'd love to hear your feedback and see what you create (with or without AI)!

Thank you again!
Millsy


**I will post the video soon**

Millsylivetv

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mindsong

This is interesting. I'm curious about it all, so I'm gonna check it out. Thanks for sharing your work!

--ms

ETA: hey Millsylivetv, having no relationship with the "D-Talks" product in the DAZ store, but appreciating that it works using a solid voice recognition client engine (Dragon Dictate) and d-talks has configured it to take vocal commands and drop them into a shared folder (as xml files) that are then consumed by the d-talks (now archaic) chatbot engine - I would bet that this hand-off structure could be intercepted and used by your AI engine. You could wait for a sale and consider experimenting with that system as a DS voice control wrapper...

Renha

Are you planning to allow it to see the viewport or at least a quivk render with similar settings/params at some point?