Delete a layer and everything inside it. Reversible with graphite_undo. Fails with LAYER_NOT_FOUND if the id is not in the active document.

Render the active Graphite document (all artwork) to a file and write it to disk. Returns the absolute path. Use svg for editable/scalable output and png for a bitmap; png with scale 0.25–0.5 is a cheap way to check what Graphite actually rendered. Fails with EXPORT_FAILED if the document has no layers, BRIDGE_TIMEOUT if rendering did not finish within GRAPHITE_MCP_EXPORT_TIMEOUT_MS (the first raster render of a large document can be slow: simply retry, or raise the limit), and EXPORT_PATH_NOT_ALLOWED if path escapes the approved export directories.

Report whether a Graphite editor tab is connected to this connector, which Graphite commit it runs, and which commands are available. Call this first if another graphite_* tool returned GRAPHITE_NOT_CONNECTED. Read-only; never changes the document.

Return the active document's id and name, all its layers (id, name, kind, visibility, parent) and the list of open documents. Read-only. Use it to verify that a graphite_insert_svg reported as BRIDGE_TIMEOUT did or did not land (look for the layer_id in layer_ids) before deciding to retry, and to confirm a document is not empty before exporting. Fails with NO_ACTIVE_DOCUMENT when nothing is open.

Insert SVG markup into the active Graphite document as an editable group layer (each SVG element becomes its own vector layer; the user can keep editing it by hand). This is the main way to create artwork: generate the SVG yourself, then call this with either svg (inline markup) or svg_path (a local file; preferred for anything large). Returns the new layer_id. The operation is one undo step. is converted to outlined paths automatically (Graphite cannot render text from SVG); pass outline_text=false to skip that. Large artwork is slow to build (roughly 40 ms per element); the wait scales with the element count. Fails with NO_ACTIVE_DOCUMENT if no document is open (call graphite_new_document first), INVALID_SVG if the markup does not parse, and BRIDGE_TIMEOUT if Graphite has not reported the layer in time even after a grace period — in that case call graphite_get_document and look for the returned layer_id before retrying, because the layer may still appear and a retry would duplicate it.

Create a new, empty Graphite document and make it the active tab. Returns its document_id. The document has no artboard; artwork inserted afterwards lands at document coordinates where (0,0) is the origin and y grows downward. Use this before graphite_insert_svg when the user asks for a fresh document; do not call it if they want to edit what is already open.

Render the active document to a PNG and return it as an image so you can see what Graphite actually drew. Nothing is written to disk. Use it after inserting artwork to check composition, alignment and missing elements before iterating; default scale 0.5 keeps the image small. Fails with EXPORT_FAILED when the document has no layers and BRIDGE_TIMEOUT when rendering is slow (retry).

Redo the most recently undone change in the active document.

Set the name shown for a layer in the Layers panel.

Make another open document the active tab. graphite_get_document lists open documents. All other tools act on the active document.

Change the solid fill colour, stroke colour and width, and/or opacity of an existing layer. Only the fields given are changed; null removes a fill or stroke. Each change is one undo step. Fails with LAYER_NOT_FOUND if the id is not in the active document.

Apply a transform to an existing layer, in its parent's coordinate space (document pixels for top-level layers). Give translate, scale and/or rotate (applied as scale, then rotate about origin, then translate), or a raw SVG matrix [a, b, c, d, e, f]. By default the transform is combined with the layer's current one; replace=true sets it outright. One undo step.

Undo the most recent change in the active document (inserts, style, transform, rename and delete are each one step).