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Provides deterministic, read-only design knowledge for AI coding agents to help them choose visual directions, plan UI states, and compose design tokens, all without network access.

MCP server to help AI assistants generate Italian PA user interfaces by providing components, recipes, accessibility rules, and validation for Bootstrap Italia and Web Components.

Enables coding agents to look up real product screens, licensed fonts and icons, and recorded design-reference details (colors, typography, components) when building UI. Also ships bundled skill resources, help, and connection-status tools for diagnosing the setup without a token.

Enables AI assistants to inspect and control running 3ds Max scenes across versions 2016–2025, including object queries, property edits, object creation and deletion, screenshots, file import/export, and MAXScript execution. It also provides API discovery and local documentation search to help verify available classes and properties before scripting.

Enables generating UI design rules, fetching color palettes, and retrieving brand design references from over 328 brands.

Enables AI agents to create and edit pixel-art projects — sprites, props, palettes, eight-direction animation, and tile-based environments — through a stdio MCP server with discovery, help, and call tools. Agents can build from silhouette to detail, inspect native-scale renders, silhouettes, value maps, and GIF playback, then save every change as versionable source.

Provides tools to generate SVG vector graphics from text prompts and convert raster images into vector formats using the Quiver AI API. It enables seamless integration of vector graphic creation and image vectorization directly within MCP-compatible clients.

Lets MCP clients drive the 13 ArtCraft Crafting Apps through their CLI binaries using five compact tools — app discovery, command lookup, ordered command execution, a verbatim CLI escape hatch, and help text. This replaces the 799 per-app tool schemas (~140k tokens of resident context) with about 900 tokens, while keeping full access to the apps' 7,027 command IDs.

Enables coding agents to ground UI work in real product screens by fetching concrete screen references as inline images, along with fonts, icons, and animated-icon materials that include their recorded licenses. It also returns the recorded design system behind a chosen web screen — colors, typography, components, and provenance — plus token-free skill resources, help, and connection diagnostics.

Connects coding agents to a catalogue of real product screens so they can pull concrete UI references, fonts, icons, and the recorded design systems behind web screens when a visual question is open. It also serves bundled design-workflow documents, help, and connection diagnostics for grounding UI work in real products rather than generic templates.

Enables coding agents building UI to pull real product screens and design materials from a catalogue, returning inline reference images plus typed structured content such as colors, typography, and components. It also serves bundled skill documents, help, and status resources locally so agents can settle a screen's contract before writing code.