Rive is a platform for creating and implementing interactive animations for apps, games, and websites through a powerful design and animation tool combined with runtime libraries.
Why this server?
Allows creating, editing, inspecting, rendering, and live-previewing Rive (.riv) animations, including generating .riv from JSON, lossless editing, auto-rigging characters, and a local Studio for human-AI collaboration.
Why this server?
Integrates Rive as a supported UI ecosystem for interactive vector/state-machine graphics, enabling the server to recommend Rive for motion and animation roles and include it in composable UI plans with evidence.
Why this server?
Access Rive's animation documentation, runtime guides, editor features, and tutorials for creating interactive animations.
Why this server?
Generates Rive animation overlays for interactive HUDs in the Flutter spatial app.
Why this server?
Optional external Rive connection for Rive authoring and integration, letting the motion workflow produce and verify actual Rive animation assets alongside native animation code.
Why this server?
Enables previewing and inspecting Rive `.riv` files, including artboards, animations, state machines, and inputs, with an MCP tool that returns artboard dimensions, animation names and timing, state-machine names, and input names and types.
Why this server?
Controls the Rive mascot animation (idle, look_around, pointing, hand_wave, dancing, celebration, etc.) based on the session context via the toshi_mood tool.
Why this server?
Provides tools to programmatically create and edit Rive animation files, including shapes, animations, state machines, physics, and more, and export .riv files for use in applications.
Why this server?
Provides tools for inspecting, validating, controlling, and shipping Rive .riv animation files, including parsing artboards, state machines, animations, view models, data enums, assets, contracts, and generating platform-specific code.