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Search the Keyline Icons set by name and fetch any icon's SVG source or React import, in four styles with rounded or sharp corners. Runs locally, no key needed.

Turn idead and markdown into branded, multi-page social carousels and slideshows for TikTok, LinkedIn, Instagram, Threads and Xiaohongshu.

An MCP server that provides Lucide icons as SVG, allowing clients to list, search, and retrieve icons by name.

Enables AI hosts to validate, write to disk, hot-reload, preview, and export single-file HTML prototypes built to the Spark OP design spec, serving them locally at 127.0.0.1:5179 by slug. Also bundles the triggering skill, spec references, templates, and CSS tokens so agents can create, revise, and hand off development-ready prototype HTML through one controlled output path.

Enables AI-driven 3D modeling in Blender by providing tools to create primitives, apply modifiers and materials, set up lighting and cameras, capture viewport snapshots, export assets, inspect scenes, and execute Python commands via natural language.

Enables matching digital sRGB colors to the nearest Behr paint colors and searching Behr colors by code or name.

An MCP server that feeds AI agents your brand's real logos, colors, fonts, and approved slide layouts, so every deck and document comes out on brand the first time.

NavisCoord connects desktop AI clients to Autodesk Navisworks Manage on Windows for clash analysis, coordination groups, revision comparisons and illustrated reports. Version 1.0 is under release review in PR #19 and requires a licensed local Navisworks installation.

Give your AI assistant the ability to inspect, measure, and compare 3D CAD models by dropping in a STEP file and asking engineering questions. Runs entirely on your machine with no cloud, no CAD license, and no setup.

Gives AI assistants tools to look up craft palette colors by code or name, find the closest match to any hex color ranked by CIEDE2000, and convert a code from one brand into its nearest equivalents in another. It covers 3,689 codes across fuse beads, seed beads, floss, diamond painting, yarn, LEGO and Minecraft so answers come from data rather than memory.

Enables AI agents to extract design systems, analyze components, and maintain design-code consistency from Figma files, providing intelligent component analysis and accessibility compliance.

Enables people and AI agents to generate personalized animated robot avatars with accessories, colors, expressions, fluid bodies, and badges, then export them as SVG, PNG, or GIF through local MCP tools.

Enables AI assistants to interact with the Cocos Creator editor through the Model Context Protocol, providing 50 core tools for editor functionality.

Enables AI agents to control Affinity by Canva on Windows through natural language, including document operations, tool selection, layer manipulation, mouse/keyboard input, and real-time visual feedback via screenshots.

Enables agents to draw on a self-hosted canvas by creating and editing frames, text, shapes, images, and SVGs with auto-layout, then inspecting, exporting, and sharing the results. Also supports live viewing of agent edits, pinned comments, screenshots, and revision history so people and agents can collaborate on boards.

Local-first visual workspace and MCP server for canvases built by people and agents, with a polished editor, extensions, and SQLite persistence.

Enables AI agents to act as game artists by creating and iterating on game art through MCP tools backed by a knowledge base and genre templates, with a local studio for review, feedback, versioning, and export of engine-ready assets.

MCP server for searching Material Design Icons, enabling AI agents to find icons by name, alias, category, or concept.

Exposes the full native VectorCraft command catalog and forwards each native tool—plus a generic name-based dispatch call—into a persistent illustration session over stdio. This lets clients discover available tools and drive drawing, editing, and export operations on local .vectorcraft projects.

Enables AI coding agents to inspect the currently selected Figma element or find layers by name, extracting layout, colors, typography, borders, and shadows as compact design tokens while exporting SVG and PNG assets straight into the local project. It connects over a local WebSocket to a running Figma session, so no API key, Dev Mode subscription, or manual ZIP export is required.