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    Enables MCP-compatible AI clients to read and modify the user's currently open Figma file by executing JavaScript in Figma's sandbox, all through a local bridge with status monitoring, node jumping, and automatic rollback on errors.
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    HyperWeave gives agents a visual output surface: structured data in, branded SVG out. No JavaScript, no runtime. Works anywhere an image can be embedded. Badges, cards, charts, dashboards, diagrams, and more.
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    Apache 2.0
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    Enables MCP clients to control Cavalry motion graphics projects through its local JavaScript API, supporting scene and layer inspection, creation, editing, keyframing, expressions, saving, and rendering with validated structured results.
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    Enables Claude to inspect and edit Cavalry scenes by reading layers and connections, executing JavaScript, connecting nodes, changing Duplicator distributions, and rendering frames for visual feedback.
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    Figma MCP server that lets agents execute arbitrary JavaScript inside a running Figma desktop app via a local development plugin, enabling real-time document inspection and manipulation while avoiding REST API rate limits.
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    Enables an AI agent to fully drive Blockbench through 69 tools covering 3D modeling, seeded procedural textures, UV mapping, animation, export codecs, files, and plugin management, plus arbitrary JavaScript inside the app when the built-in tools fall short. It bridges agent and editor over a token-gated localhost connection so models can be built, rendered, reviewed, and exported end to end with zero dependencies.
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    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.
    MIT