"Information or resources related to 'Agent'" matching MCP servers:

Enables an MCP-compatible AI client to author Blender Python, run Blender, import the resulting asset into Unity with materials and a prefab, place it in the active scene, verify the import, and revise the same asset using stable IDs.

This MCP server lets AI agents connect to Figma to read, analyze, create, and modify designs, including elements, styles, assets, and code generation. It works with free Figma accounts and supports parallel multi-agent use across MCP-compatible clients.

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

Enables an agent to turn a paper's draft into editable Figma frames for publication-ready figures, checking every number against the paper and verifying the exported PDF.

Transform Figma designs into pixel-perfect React + Tailwind components using the Model Context Protocol.

MCP server that parses .sketch design files into CSS-aligned, LLM-friendly JSON, enabling AI coding agents to generate high-fidelity HTML, Vue, or React code.

MCP server that gives AI agents browser-based access to Mobbin for design research, screen discovery, and screenshot collection through automated browser control.

Converts a Figma file into a React project using Ant Design, AG Grid, ApexCharts, and Tailwind CSS, with optional export of mobile screens as a React Native (Expo) app.

Extracts SVG icons from Figma and generates React TSX icon components automatically, enabling AI assistants like GitHub Copilot and Claude to manage icon workflows.

Enables MCP clients to inspect FreeCAD documents and export named solids to STL, find and derive OrcaSlicer presets, preview and run slices with recorded manifests, and then read G-code metadata, query a Moonraker printer, upload G-code, and start an uploaded print as a separate confirmed step.

Enables Cursor AI to read and modify Figma designs programmatically via the Model Context Protocol.

An MCP server that integrates AI agents with Figma, enabling reading and programmatic modification of designs.

Enables AI agents to directly control Figma Desktop via MCP, supporting UI creation, editing, prototyping, and variable management with over 60 tools.

MCP server for ingesting UI screenshots, Figma MCP node JSON, or hybrid Figma-plus-screenshot sources into a cross-platform design-to-code artifact pipeline.

Enables AI agents to drive a live Blender session over stdio, inspecting the scene graph, searching and calling operators, reading and writing RNA properties, rendering viewable images, and checkpointing or restoring the file across a multi-turn conversation. It also exposes gallery and scene-reset helpers so the agent can check its own work and start over cleanly.

Enables AI agents to read, analyze, and modify Figma designs, including bulk style updates, accessibility audits, comment triage, and code generation from designs.

Enables AI agents to read, inspect, and edit Figma files through a Model Context Protocol server with 107 tools, visual snapshots, fidelity tools, and optional REST API access.

Enables Cursor AI to read and modify Figma designs via the Model Context Protocol, allowing programmatic control over documents, components, styles, and more.

Enables safe, AI-driven CATIA V5 modeling through 36 guarded tools for creating and inspecting parametric CATParts, including sketch, part design, GSD/surface, and transaction operations, while preventing mutation of existing documents.

MCP server that enables AI agents to read, analyze, and modify Figma designs, including comment management via Figma's REST API. Works with any Figma account and supports parallel execution.

Zero-dependency Python MCP server for coding agents (Antigravity, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf). Unfreezes 915+ skills on-demand, injects 74 brand design tokens (Linear, Stripe, Apple), and validates WCAG contrast.

Enables LLMs to directly control, introspect, and build TouchDesigner networks in real-time through a Model Context Protocol server.

Generates editable Excalidraw diagrams from natural language system descriptions, with properly bound arrows and labels. Includes tools for diagram creation, validation, and backend status.

Enables Codex to inspect a native After Effects project, make scoped edits, and render frames for review through a local macOS bridge. It exposes MCP tools that drive a named After Effects worker without requiring an in-app panel or separate chat client.

Enables AI agents to search, import, migrate, validate, and maintain official Google Material Symbols across various platforms and IDEs.

Enables MCP clients to drive native CAD and 3D applications—Autodesk Fusion, Blender, and Unreal Engine—by planning work, executing trusted Python, inspecting real geometry, revising editable source files, and handing assets between applications. Each job keeps durable state, revision checks, and artifact hashes, with role-based handoffs for planning, modeling, geometry QA, interchange, and review.

Enables AI agents to operate GIMP 3 end-to-end: open and inspect images, call every PDB procedure, apply GEGL filters destructively or as layer effects, measure pixels, render before/after/diff comparisons, cut out subjects with AI segmentation, and run multi-step recipes across folders.

MCP server for editing Adobe InDesign via natural language in Cursor. It bridges to InDesign through AppleScript and ExtendScript, providing semantic tools for batch operations, styles, assets, and layout fixes.

Exposes CAD design tools (box, cylinder, shell, etc.) via MCP, allowing AI agents and clients like Claude to create and manipulate parametric CAD models in Autodesk Fusion or a simulator.

Enables an AI assistant to drive a live EasyEDA Pro editor for end-to-end PCB design: searching the LCSC library for parts, placing and wiring schematic symbols, transferring the design to the board, placing footprints, routing tracks and vias, drawing outlines and silkscreen, pouring copper, running DRC, and exporting BOM, pick-and-place, netlist, DXF and Gerber fabrication files.