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    Enables AI agents to create, inspect, render, and export 2D engineering drawings through DXF files, including entities, dimensions, hatches, splines, blocks, layers, PNG previews, and vector PDFs without needing a CAD GUI.
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    Cross-platform desktop automation MCP server that lets AI agents capture screenshots, run OCR with UI-element classification, control mouse/keyboard, and launch programs on Linux, macOS, and Windows.
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    Enables AI agents to read a Proton Mail mailbox over IMAP through the official Proton Mail Bridge without any write path, exposing tools to list mailboxes, search messages (umlaut-safe), read threads and emails, and fetch attachments as base64, extracted PDF/OCR text, or rendered images. Also lets agents save attachments into a shared drop folder without the bytes passing through the model.
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    Opens, inspects, and renders DXF/CAD drawings for AI agents: describe_dxf returns structured facts (layers with actual drawn colors, units, bounds, text content) and render_dxf returns PNG images. On MCP Apps hosts like ChatGPT and Claude, view_dxf opens an interactive in-chat viewer with pan, zoom, and layer toggles.
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    Enables Claude and other MCP clients to control a running DAZ Studio through the DazScriptServer plugin, covering scene queries, node and morph editing, posing and multi-character interactions, camera and lighting setup, keyframe animation, renders, content library browsing, and arbitrary DazScript execution. It also lets clients generate scenes, shot sequences, and dialogue choreography from natural-language descriptions.
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