The spectrum updates in place — foreground, background, or secondary lane.
https://github.com/EverythingsComputer/ ... pec-Bridge
# What it does
- Live push into InterSpec using Sandia’s own MCP interface. No InterSpec code modified — it’s their intended config switch, just driven for you.
- Pause/resume: Freeze counting to calibrate or inspect in InterSpec, then keep accumulating into the same spectrum.
- Energy calibration: Paste the coefficients you fitted in InterSpec, and every pushed file carries them. mcabridge writes them via SpecUtils.
- Standard output files: Writes `.spe`, `.spc`, and `.n42` files.
- Prebuilt bundles: Single-file builds for Windows and Linux, plus macOS builds.
# Requirements / setup
See the quick guide at the github link.
It uses InterSpec’s recently added LLM/MCP connectivity, so you’ll need the Development build of InterSpec 1.0.14 or newer.
Sandia deserves the credit for making live loading possible in the first place. Token setup is one click inside the GUI: “Configure both”.
# GitHub + instructions
https://github.com/EverythingsComputer/ ... pec-Bridge
Tested against a GS-PRO-V5. Still working out bugs, but it works (so far)!
