"Steam Deck" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI-powered slide deck creation using natural language, allowing users to generate, edit, and manage presentations through MCP clients like Cursor and Claude Code.

An MCP server that feeds AI agents your brand's real logos, colors, fonts, and approved slide layouts, so every deck and document comes out on brand the first time.

Gives coding agents a curated, reviewable library of landing pages, hero sections, image prompts, motion-video recipes, logo and pitch-deck recipes, fonts and motion backgrounds that they can search, inspect and fetch, then rebuild locally from code. Searches and reference inspection are uncounted, while template, UI and asset fetches share a daily free limit under OAuth sign-in with no API key.

Enables AI coding clients to search local .fig/.deck pages and layers, read UX copy and layout specifications, and render frames as SVG or high-resolution PNG for visual context.

Enables MCP-compatible agents to generate, edit, export, and preview AI slide decks through tool calls. Supports deck generation from topics or reference material, per-slide and deck-wide edits, and HTML export.

MCP server for AI-native editable presentations: surgically edit slide components by stable ID, with local rendering and self-checking overflow.

Generates branded presentations in PowerPoint and HTML formats from a deck spec, styled with the Peach State Truck Centers theme.

MCP server for bottle-cap CAD workflow, providing tools for generating precise caps, filling holes, repairing meshes, and generating visual meshes via CadQuery, PyMeshLab, and the Meshy API.

Enables AI agents to read, create, edit, format, theme, preview and export Apple Numbers, Keynote and Pages files on macOS through 64 tools, including deck building from outlines, design kits, design review of slides, and Spotlight file lookup. Every write is backed up and swapped in atomically with one-call undo, and Arabic/RTL content round-trips exactly.

Enables generating outlines and presentations using Cappt.

Lets an agent read what a user has selected in a browser-based deck editor and propose edits to slides, text, pictures, and connectors over MCP, with changes applied only after the user accepts. The same validated editing path also checks decks against lab slide rules and exports them to PowerPoint or a public URL.

Enables agents and Blender users to generate game-ready art through a set of Blender tools covering concept image generation, image-to-3D mesh creation, mesh cleanup, PBR material assignment, greybox level layout, camera pathing and still or sequence rendering. Every action runs headless Blender, returns machine-readable JSON with pass/fail self-checks such as triangle budget, scale, pivot and clearance, so agents can verify and fix each step unattended.