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Control QSC Q-SYS systems over QRC from AI agents or Claude.
Control QSC Q-SYS systems over QRC from AI agents or Claude.
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Set these up before or after installing:
Add this to your MCP configuration file:
{
"mcpServers": {
"io-github-reowens-qsys-mcp": {
"args": [
"-y",
"qsys-mcp"
],
"command": "npx"
}
}
}From the project's GitHub README.
Open-source tooling for QSC Q-SYS audio/video systems — control a Core from your shell, your code, or an AI agent, and run Q-SYS Designer natively on your Mac.
Every Q-SYS Core — and Q-SYS Designer in Emulate mode — serves QSC's published QRC protocol (JSON-RPC 2.0 over TCP, port 1710). It's the same external-control interface Crestron/AMX integrations use. These tools speak it natively: zero QSC code, no SDK, no hardware required for development.
| Package | What it is |
|---|---|
qsys-cli | CLI (command: qsys) — status, component inventory, get/set controls with ramps, live watch, snapshots |
qsys-qrc | TypeScript QRC client — wire framing, change groups, keepalive, transparent auto-reconnect, typed protocol surface |
qsys-mcp | MCP server (io.github.reowens/qsys-mcp in the MCP Registry) — 18 tools that let an AI agent inspect and drive a live Q-SYS system |
qsys-mac | npm bootstrapper (command: qsys-mac) — downloads/verifies the signed Q-SYS Mac Installer DMG and delegates to its helper |
qsys-mac-installer | Q-SYS Designer for macOS — signed/notarized BYO-installer wrapper app + DMG source |
export QSYS_HOST=192.168.1.10 # your Core, or 127.0.0.1 for Designer Emulate
npx qsys-cli status # engine/design status
npx qsys-cli ls # list components
npx qsys-cli get MainGain # read a named control
npx qsys-cli set MainGain -6 --ramp 2
npx qsys-cli watch MainGain # stream changes until Ctrl-C
npx qsys-cli snapshot load Bank 1 --ramp 1
$ qsys status
Design RobertOwens-L1 (code Hd4b6C9TXKzL)
Platform Emulator (emulator)
State Active
$ qsys set-component Main_Mixer input.1.gain -6 --ramp 2
NAME VALUE STRING POSITION
input.1.gain -6 -6.00dB 0.585
Install the command globally with npm i -g qsys-cli (the binary is plain qsys).
Every command takes --json for scripting; watch emits JSON lines.
claude mcp add qsys -- npx -y qsys-mcp
or in any MCP client config:
{
"mcpServers": {
"qsys": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "qsys-mcp"] }
}
}
Then ask the agent to connect to your Core (or the Designer emulator) and it can read
meters, flip mutes, ramp gains, watch controls for changes, and recall snapshots —
with auto-reconnect across Core restarts. Details in
packages/qsys-mcp.
Registry-aware MCP clients can discover it as io.github.reowens/qsys-mcp.
npm install qsys-qrc
import { QrcClient } from 'qsys-qrc';
const qrc = new QrcClient({ host: '192.168.1.10' });
await qrc.connect();
const status = await qrc.statusGet(); // typed helpers…
await qrc.setControl('MainGain', -6, 2); // value -6, 2 s ramp
const [gain] = await qrc.getControl(['MainGain']);
await qrc.send('Component.GetComponents'); // …or raw QRC methods
qrc.close();
Change groups (poll-based watch), component access, snapshots, and logon are all
covered by typed helpers — see packages/qsys-qrc.
Use the npm bootstrapper:
npx qsys-mac install "/path/to/Q-SYS Designer Installer 10.4.0.exe"
It downloads and verifies the signed Q-SYS Mac Installer DMG, mounts it, and runs the bundled helper. The npm package does not contain Q-SYS Designer or the app payload. You provide your own free Designer installer download (BYO — nothing of QSC's is redistributed).
The signed installer source lives in
packages/qsys-mac-installer. It provisions Wine +
.NET into Application Support and gives you a real Dock/Finder/menu-bar citizen.
The renamed signed DMG is published from
qsys-mac-installer releases.
Bonus: Designer's Emulate mode serves QRC on 127.0.0.1:1710, so all of the
tools above work hardware-free against it — that's how this repo's tooling is
validated.
Point any of the tools at Q-SYS Designer running in Emulate mode (--host 127.0.0.1). Two protocol facts worth knowing: QRC has no method to enumerate
named controls or snapshot banks (you need their names from the design), and
Component.GetComponents returns only components with script access enabled.
git clone https://github.com/reowens/qsys-tools.git
cd qsys-tools
npm install
npm run typecheck
npm test
The e2e suites run against a private, design-driven Q-SYS Core emulator; without it the e2e tests skip automatically (unit/arg-parsing tests still run). Maintainers with access to the emulator checkout can link it locally, then run:
npm test # full suites
npm run typecheck:full # includes the emulator-backed test files
qsys-mac-installer builds separately with Xcode — see
packages/qsys-mac-installer (scripts/package.sh for the
sign/notarize pipeline).
Maintainer release steps are documented in RELEASE.md.
qsys-cli, qsys-qrc, qsys-mcp): MITqsys-mac npm bootstrapper and qsys-mac-installer wrapper: GPL-3.0-or-laterEach package carries its own LICENSE file.
This is an independent open-source project, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by QSC, LLC. "Q-SYS" and "Q-SYS Designer" are trademarks of QSC, LLC, used nominatively. These tools speak the publicly documented QRC protocol and contain no QSC code.
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