"Apache Hive" matching MCP servers:

AI Hive AIGC MCP server enables commercial image and video generation for e-commerce, marketing, and advertising, with model discovery, media upload, generation tasks, and polling.

A Model Context Protocol server that renders Apache ECharts options to SVG, enabling AI agents to generate deterministic charts server-side without a browser.

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.

Generates Apache ECharts diagrams and charts with AI dynamically, supporting all ECharts features and exporting to png, svg, and option formats.

Enables AI clients to read and edit open Aseprite documents, including unsaved canvases, with PNG previews, undo/redo, optional frame and tag animation, and CLI batch processing of disk files.

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.

An MCP server wrapping PaddleOCR to provide OCR text recognition for Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean languages, supporting images from local paths, URLs, and base64 data.

Enables an MCP client to retrieve live World of Warcraft 3.3.5a character data — such as location, target, quests, bags, equipment, spells, stats, and group info — plus screenshots, addon listings, saved snapshots, and recent combat log lines. It does this read-only by pairing an in-game addon's color-strip output with local screen capture and decoding, without reading game memory, injecting code, or controlling the character.

Enables AI clients such as Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, and VS Code to drive a local CorelDRAW instance through natural language via its COM API, covering batch image search and PowerClip placement, batch data/sign board production, org-chart generation, shape and bitmap import, and export. All edits run through session and version-checked atomic operations that roll back on error and can be undone in one step.