# Curved Furniture Clearance AI Agent Connect

> Curved Furniture Clearance MCP handles the complex geometry of non-linear furniture. It lets your AI client check if curved sofas, tables, or counters actually fit in a room without hitting walls, blocking doors, or narrowing walkways. Instead of guessing if a piece fits, you get precise collision and accessibility data.

## Overview
- **Category:** architecture
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_DZGrAENHpUbQ09sVweI3JdIOtjc8XUQdKHuM5rVk/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** geometry, furniture, clearance, collision-detection, spatial-planning

## Description

Designing with curved furniture is harder than working with rectangles. Standard spatial checks often miss the nuances of non-linear shapes, leading to blocked doorways or cramped walkways. This MCP gives your agent the geometric intelligence to handle these complex pieces. You can use it to run checks on specific coordinates to ensure a curved sofa doesn't overlap with a wall or another piece of furniture. It also handles the human element, checking if the gaps between furniture clusters are wide enough for people to move through comfortably. If a piece is blocking a door's swing path, the MCP catches it before you finalize the layout. It even helps you fix problems by suggesting better rotation angles when a piece doesn't fit the initial spot. It turns your AI client into a precise spatial planning partner that understands the math behind irregular shapes.

## Tools

### analyze_furniture_placement
This tool checks if a specific piece of curved furniture fits at a given coordinate and rotation without hitting anything.

### find_optimal_orientations
This tool identifies better rotation angles for furniture to resolve existing collisions.

### simulate_door_clearance
This tool verifies that a furniture placement won't block the functional opening or swing path of a door.

### validate_pathway_accessibility
This tool confirms that the space between furniture clusters meets the minimum width needed for people to walk through.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
Check if the curved sofa at position x:10, y:20 with 45 degree rotation hits anything.
```

**Response:** 
```
The placement is valid with a minimum path width of 1.2 meters and no collisions detected.
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Is the path in room R-101 wide enough for a person?
```

**Response:** 
```
The path is accessible with a narrowest point of 0.9 meters.
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Will placing the counter at x:5, y:5 block the main entrance door?
```

**Response:** 
```
No, the counter placement does not intersect with the door swing arc.
```

## Capabilities

### Collision Detection
Your agent identifies when curved objects overlap with walls or other furniture.

### Doorway Verification
The MCP checks if furniture placement interferes with door swing paths.

### Path Width Validation
It ensures movement areas between furniture meet human transit requirements.

### Rotation Optimization
The tool finds new angles for furniture to clear existing obstructions.

## Use Cases

### Living Room Layouts
Check if a large curved sofa fits in a corner without blocking a walkway.

### Commercial Kitchens
Verify that curved counters don't obstruct staff movement or door access.

### Retail Floor Planning
Ensure display furniture leaves enough room for customers to pass through.

### Accessibility Audits
Confirm that furniture arrangements maintain required widths for easy transit.

## Benefits

- Prevents door interference by checking swing arcs.
- Ensures human movement paths meet minimum width standards.
- Resolves placement conflicts through rotation optimization.
- Detects geometric collisions for non-linear furniture shapes.

## How It Works

Connecting to this MCP gives your AI client immediate access to spatial math tools.

1. Connect your AI client to the Vinkius hosted MCP.
2. Provide the furniture coordinates and rotation to your agent.
3. The agent runs the specific tool to check for collisions or clearance.
4. Receive a direct report on whether the placement is valid or needs adjustment.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**What kind of furniture does this MCP support?**
It is specifically designed for non-linear and curved furniture like sofas, tables, and counters.

**Can I use this with Claude or Cursor?**
Yes, you can use this with any MCP-compatible client including Claude, Cursor, and Windsurf.

**How does it handle door obstructions?**
The simulate_door_clearance tool checks if furniture intersects with the functional opening or swing arc of a door.

**Does it help with tight spaces?**
Yes, it uses the validate_pathway_accessibility tool to ensure movement paths meet minimum width requirements.

**What if my furniture placement causes a collision?**
You can use the find_optimal_orientations tool to identify new rotation angles that resolve the conflict.

**How do I check if a sofa fits in a room?**
You can use the `analyze_furniture_placement` tool by providing the furniture ID, its x/y position, and its rotation.

**Can I check if a door will be blocked?**
Yes, use the `simulate_door_clearance` tool to check if furniture placement interferes with a door's swing arc.

**How do I find a better angle for my furniture?**
The `find_optimal_orientations` tool will iterate through possible angles to find a position that satisfies all clearance rules.