Brand MCP
Server Configuration
Describes the environment variables required to run the server.
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| SAMPLE_MCP_URL | No | URL of an MCP endpoint to test with the HTTP smoke test. | |
| SAMPLE_BRAND_ASSET_DIR | No | Local asset directory path. | |
| SAMPLE_BRAND_OUTPUT_DIR | No | Local output directory path. | |
| SAMPLE_MCP_ALLOWED_HOSTS | No | Allowed hosts for HTTP mode. Defaults to localhost, loopback addresses, and sample-brand-mcp. | |
| SAMPLE_BRAND_WORKSPACE_DIR | No | Local output workspace directory path. |
Instructions
Guidance the server publishes about itself, which clients place ahead of the tool catalog so the model reads it before choosing anything.
This server publishes no instructions, or was last inspected before Glama recorded them.
Capabilities
Features and capabilities supported by this server
Protocol revision2025-11-25
| Capability | Details |
|---|---|
| tools | {
"listChanged": true
} |
| resources | {
"listChanged": true
} |
Tools
Functions exposed to the LLM to take actions
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| get_mcp_statusA | Report the live SAMPLE Brand MCP version, runtime paths, core capabilities, and packaged asset health. Use this to confirm a client loaded the latest rebuilt server after an update. |
| get_brand_guidelinesA | Return SAMPLE brand guidelines from the 2026 guide. Use this before generating any SAMPLE-branded output. |
| validate_design_specA | Validate a proposed design against the strict SAMPLE 2026 brand palette, typography, logo, and format rules. |
| audit_brand_assetsA | Check whether required SAMPLE logo and font assets are available for final branded output. |
| qa_social_layoutC | Correct and visibly report spelling issues, then check whether the corrected social or lower-third copy fits SAMPLE layout limits before generating SVG. |
| validate_svg_artifactA | Validate a generated SVG artifact against SAMPLE brand rules and the Illustrator-safe SVG 1.1 export contract, including approved fonts, palette discipline, social dimensions, embedded raster compatibility, and official logo usage. |
| validate_illustrator_svgA | Reject browser-only SVG features that commonly trigger missing-link or plug-in warnings in Adobe Illustrator. Requires SVG 1.1, xlink:href base64 raster embedding, editable installed fonts, inline vector logos, and no live SVG filters. |
| create_generation_promptC | Correct and visibly report spelling issues, then create a strict brand-locked prompt for another LLM or image/design model using the corrected request. |
| create_one_pagerA | Correct and visibly report spelling issues in the request and supplied copy, then materialize a complete clean SAMPLE one-pager working SVG directly into the shared local workspace. Returns a compact file path and SHA-256 instead of transferring the SVG through chat, preventing resource truncation. Edit that file in place, never append content to the populated visual reference, and validate by path with validate_one_pager_file. |
| validate_one_pager_fileA | Validate a completed SAMPLE one-pager directly from its local workspace file path. The MCP reads the SVG server-side and returns only a compact validation report, avoiding truncation of large SVG or embedded-image payloads. This includes both strict one-pager and Adobe Illustrator validation. |
| validate_one_pager_svgA | Compatibility validator for callers that already hold complete SVG markup. For normal one-pager workflows use validate_one_pager_file so large SVG and embedded-image payloads never pass through chat. |
| create_quote_postA | Correct and visibly report spelling issues in the supplied quote, then create a download-ready, Illustrator-safe SVG 1.1 SAMPLE quote post for an approved team member using corrected text. Keeps text and portrait in protected non-overlapping zones, scales portrait prominence proportionally to quote length, contains the full uncropped portrait, embeds it through xlink:href, keeps text editable with packaged installed fonts, verifies the name/title, and always applies Signal Violet emphasis. |
| create_social_svgA | Correct and visibly report spelling issues in all supplied copy, then generate an Illustrator-safe SVG 1.1 SAMPLE artwork from the reference-locked social templates using only corrected text. This is the only supported social-post renderer: never recreate its SVG through a legacy or freeform generator. Outputs use editable packaged SAMPLE fonts, native unscaled headline glyphs, inline vector logos, and xlink:href for embedded rasters. Any PNG preview must be rendered with the packaged files in assets/fonts; never accept a system-font fallback preview. For template=quote, provide person and put the quote in headline; the generator uses reference 5 with a non-overlapping, uncropped, fully embedded approved portrait, verified attribution, and mandatory violet emphasis. |
Prompts
Interactive templates invoked by user choice
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
No prompts | |
Resources
Contextual data attached and managed by the client
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| sample-brand-guidelines | |
| sample-brand-colors | |
| sample-social-templates | |
| sample-post-references | |
| sample-quote-people | |
| sample-one-pager-references | |
| sample-one-pager-working-templates |
TDQS
Scored across 13 tools
Several validators have heavily overlapping purposes: validate_svg_artifact, validate_illustrator_svg, validate_one_pager_file, and validate_one_pager_svg all target Adobe-Illustrator-safe SVG compliance with slightly different entry points. create_quote_post also duplicates functionality already covered by create_social_svg when template=quote, making tool selection genuinely ambiguous.
Tool names mostly follow a clear verb_noun pattern: get_*, create_*, validate_*, audit_*. The main deviation is qa_social_layout, where 'qa' is an acronym used as a verb, but it is still readable and consistent with the overall imperative style.
13 tools is at the upper end of a reasonable scope for a brand-compliance SVG generation server. The count is defensible, though the multiple near-duplicate validators make the set feel slightly heavier than necessary.
The server covers the core workflow well: retrieving guidelines, auditing assets, validating design specs, generating branded SVG outputs, and validating final artifacts. Minor gaps exist, such as no explicit template-listing tool, but agents can complete the main creation and validation flow without dead ends.