Cemcp FAQs

Question 1

What is Cemcp?

Accepted Answer

Cemcp is an MCP (Mod Communication Protocol) server designed to facilitate communication between Cheat Engine and other applications. It allows external programs to interact with Cheat Engine's functionalities through a standardized protocol.

Question 2

What are the key features of Cemcp?

Accepted Answer

Cemcp provides several useful tools, including `get_ceversion` (retrieves the Cheat Engine version), `set_comment` (sets comments for specific memory addresses in Cheat Engine), and `get_selected_disassembly` (gets the disassembly of the currently selected region in Cheat Engine's disassembler view). It uses a Lua-based MCP server interface and leverages `uv` for server operation.

Question 3

How do I install Cemcp?

Accepted Answer

First, place the `open_lua_server.lua` file in Cheat Engine's autorun folder (e.g., `C:\Program Files\Cheat Engine\autorun\`). Then, configure your client application (like Claude Desktop) to connect to the Cemcp server by specifying the `uv` command and Cemcp directory in the application's configuration file.

Question 4

What is the purpose of the `open_lua_server.lua` file?

Accepted Answer

The `open_lua_server.lua` file is a Lua script that enables the Lua pipe server within Cheat Engine. This server is essential for Cemcp to establish communication with Cheat Engine and exchange data.

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