"Rive" matching MCP servers:

Enables creating, editing, inspecting, rendering, and live-previewing Rive (.riv) animations directly from Claude without needing the Rive editor or cloud subscription, including building .riv files from scratch and a local web studio for human-AI collaboration.

Enables AI assistants to inspect, validate, control, and ship Rive animation files with 11 tools for parsing, scanning, generating types, comparing files, and more.

Orchestrates Rive animations by enabling discovery, integration, and composition across frameworks like React and Vue, with code generation and multi-backend storage.

Enables AI assistants to create and edit Rive animations through 139 MCP tools, supporting shapes, animations, state machines, physics, and export to .riv or .rev files.

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.

Compares Figma frames to live pages, checking colors, fonts, and border radii, and generates a shareable HTML report.

Exports frames from Figma and uploads them to Google Drive, with automated folder creation.

Launches/connects to the visible draw.io desktop editor and edits its active graph model in real time, allowing AI agents to draw scientific figures step by step.

An MCP server that lets AI agents draw in a live Aseprite editor or headless mode, featuring one-action Unity sprite-sheet export, art-QA sweeps, and game-dev tools.

Connects AI assistants to a live ChemDraw window on Windows via COM automation, enabling drawing, editing, and organizing chemical structures directly in the open document. Supports structure insert/export, scope tables, shorthand groups, figure layout, chemistry QC, publication tools, annotations, polymer brackets, and TLC plates.

Enables control of an already open CorelDRAW document via MCP, with live editing, atomic undo, and safe coordinate-based operations. Supports Windows-only COM automation and integrates with desktop AI clients like Claude Desktop.

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.