"Using llama.cpp and Searxng with local models" matching MCP servers:

Turns product ideas into rendered UI screen mockups and a buildable component manifest, so downstream agents can develop real screens from the generated designs.

Enables AI assistants to control Blender 3D modeling and rendering through natural language commands via the Model Context Protocol.

Enables an agent to read, edit, and build Figma designs from scratch — including style guides, variables, components, and screens — through a local plugin bridge to the open file's Plugin API, with no Figma token or REST API calls.

Enables controlling GIMP 3 locally through natural language, providing tools for image editing, layer management, selections, and PDB procedure invocation. Keeps all images and files on the user's machine with a local-first, secure design.

Enables MCP-capable AI clients to control an interactive SOLIDWORKS 2025 session through a durable shared queue with whole-operation locking, document targeting, and explicit recovery.

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

A local-only MCP bridge that connects an MCP client to an open Figma file via a Figma plugin, enabling direct document editing, inspection, export, and audit without using the Figma REST API.

Enables any MCP client to drive the real Figma Desktop plugin API through one local daemon, so agents can read and edit the open file, take screenshots, export assets, and inspect variables, components, and styles. Everything stays on 127.0.0.1 with no cloud, API keys, or Dev/Full seat required.

Enables local MCP-capable assistants to connect to Figma Desktop to read documents, pages, and selections, edit native layers and components, and export PNG/SVG across multiple files without Figma API keys.

Enables MCP clients to read and modify the currently open Figma design file through a paired local Figma plugin, supporting operations like creating nodes, editing properties, and exporting PNG/SVG.

A local, high-performance replacement for the hosted Figma MCP server that caches Figma files and exposes a local MCP endpoint for Cursor or any MCP client.

Enables local control of Adobe After Effects via MCP, offering offline creative skills, project inspection, and operation execution without cloud relay or an installed AE panel.

A local MCP server that reads and edits a Figma Design file through a development plugin, creating real editable layers (frames, text, shapes, components, images) rather than flattened screenshots. It runs entirely on loopback with no personal access token, API key, or cloud bridge, letting an agent inspect documents, build and update layers, export previews, and wire up prototype navigation.

An MCP server that provides AI tools with relational tech principles, patterns, and the Studio library to guide builders in creating community-centered tools using embedded design.

A local, offline MCP server that enables AI agents to collaborate with SketchUp for controlled modeling, editing, and review tasks via 41 MCP tools.

Unofficial local MCP bridge for reading the currently open Figma file through a Figma plugin. Provides tools to inspect selection, file info, and export selected nodes as SVG/PNG.

Bridges MCP clients to Figma, enabling live canvas manipulation via a plugin WebSocket and file metadata access through the Figma REST API.

Enables AI agents to discover and work with a user's permitted Excalidraw boards through a single MCP endpoint, reading and adding elements, images, and snapshots while respecting owner, view, edit, and guest-link access controls.

Manages a local bridge server that exposes Figma design capabilities to AI agents like Copilot, Claude Code, and others through MCP tools, with plugin build and lifecycle controls in VS Code.

Enables agents to create and edit Figma text using fonts installed locally on the user's computer, without uploading font files, through a local MCP bridge and companion Figma Desktop plugin.