"Information on MCP-Codex-Keeper" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI-powered control and automation of Vectorworks 2024/2025 on Windows via natural language commands through Codex.

Enables Codex to draw pixel art and edit layers, animations, tilemaps, and palettes in an open Aseprite document on macOS, then export GIFs, PNG spritesheets, and editable Aseprite copies for game development.

Enables Codex and other MCP clients to read design context from Figma Desktop via a local bridge, providing design tokens, component trees, and screenshots without an API token.

Enables Codex to read and modify the currently open local SketchUp model through natural-language instructions, including model inspection, geometry creation and editing, materials, views, screenshots, export, and Ruby API execution.

Read-only MCP server that converts Lanhu project/design links into design context consumable by Codex or other AI agents.

Enables OpenAI Codex to drive real Onshape parametric CAD via 69 tools for documents, sketches, features, assemblies, parametric updates, FeatureScript, vision, and export.

Enables vision-capable AI clients to read and adjust Capture One on macOS through local MCP stdio or JSON CLI, including curves, color tools, film grain, masks, reference matching, and real previews of rendered edits.

A local stdio MCP server that lets Codex drive Renga BIM through typed COM operations, handling automated modeling, editing, catalogs, geometry and area checks, native drawings, PDF/IFC exports, and project metadata and SaveAs. It validates explicit millimeter-based JSON plans on disposable copies, applies them with verified backups and undo transactions, then saves, closes, reopens and reads back the results to confirm requested values.

Enables vision-capable AI clients to read and adjust Capture One on Windows through an MCP stdio server (plus a JSON CLI), applying exposure, curves, color, layer and mask edits and returning real Capture One-rendered previews. It runs a local bridge to C1's native parameters with no presets, screenshots or synthetic input.

Enables Codex to interact with and control FreeCAD 1.1.x locally through typed MCP tools, including health checks and an optional Python execution escape hatch for direct document manipulation.

It bridges Codex to a running EasyEDA Pro (JLCEDA) instance over the official Run API Gateway, so the agent can check bridge status, list and select connected EDA windows, and execute JavaScript against the live editor runtime. This enables scripted inspection and modification of schematics, PCBs, and libraries (e.g. creating, reading back, and deleting primitives) directly from an AI assistant.

Enables Codex to orchestrate Adobe Photoshop via MCP to reconstruct AI-generated artwork into editable, validated layered PSDs, with automated saving, reopening, and verification.

Transforms Figma design data into a compact, LLM-friendly format for code generation, reducing size by 99.5% while preserving UI-critical information.

Enables MCP clients like Codex to inspect, create, update, and export Figma designs through a local desktop plugin and bridge.

A Windows-first local MCP server that lets Codex inspect and control Krita through a small, authenticated bridge.

A local-first toolkit that rebuilds reference images as editable Microsoft Visio shapes via two MCP servers for image QA and Visio COM rendering.

Local MCP bridge that exposes the ChatGPT Figma connector to OpenCode without launching Codex, using the existing authenticated session.

A Codex stdio MCP server that generates simple tldraw product workflow diagrams as .tldr files.

Connects Codex to Affinity's native local MCP server through a local SSE-to-stdio bridge, enabling document inspection, vector and photo editing, page layout work, native previews, and reusable scripts without any cloud server or API key. It also relays the app's optional global hint-search and issue-reporting tools, and works only against the locally running app on 127.0.0.1.

Enables Codex to inspect and import files from Claude Design projects by bridging Claude Code's authenticated MCP access over stdio.