This server connects Claude to ADIOS2, the high-performance I/O framework used in large-scale scientific simulations. It reads BP5 files, the binary packed format that stores multidimensional arrays and metadata from physics simulations, climate models, and other HPC workloads. You get direct access to variables, attributes, and timestep data without writing custom ADIOS2 bindings. Reach for this when you're working with output from codes like WarpX, E3SM, or any simulation that writes BP files, and you want to query structure, extract specific variables, or analyze metadata without dropping into C++ or Python scripts. Part of the CLIO Kit collection from Illinois Tech's Gnosis Research Center, designed for AI-assisted scientific computing workflows.
claude mcp add --transport stdio io.github.iowarp-adios-mcp uvx adios-mcp