Enables AI assistants to control a desktop virtual character (VRM) by playing animations, showing/hiding the character, and checking runtime status through the MCP protocol.
Enables DSH chat interfaces to display a draggable/zoomable Live2D mascot with TTS speech, expression/model/motion switching, and mood-based expression changes via MCP tools.
Enables supported local AI clients to control a visible desktop presence through bounded presentation tools such as animations, window control, and short local speech over a loopback endpoint, without granting decision or execution authority.