What problem does it solve? Managing an OpenSimulator server requires memorizing dozens of console commands and manually handling startup, shutdown, region management, terrain, users, and archives. This Skill wraps the OpenSim REST console in an MCP server so an AI assistant can query and mutate the simulator with structured tool calls. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Server Lifecycle Control: Start, stop, restart, and health-check OpenSimulator and the MCP REST bridge via shell scripts. - Console Command Execution: Three MCP tools (get, set, run) cover read-only queries, mutations, and raw console commands for regions, terrain, OAR/IAR archives, users, objects, scripts, land, and config. - LSL Knowledge Base: Searchable SQLite index of 204 LSL functions, events, and states built from Linden Lab PDFs, with a search script for quick lookups. - Use Case: Ask the assistant to list connected users, save an OAR backup, fill terrain to height 25, and restart a region — all executed through the REST console without opening a terminal. ## Quick Start Start OpenSimulator with the REST console enabled, then run the start-mcp.sh script and ask the assistant to show the server version and connected users.