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Enables remote control of a StackChan robot via MQTT and MCP, allowing AI clients to switch its facial expressions and trigger camera photos for visual feedback.

A remote MCP image generation server that unifies OpenAI Images and Gemini generateContent APIs with preset-based configuration for multi-provider support.

Enables detection of AI-generated content in images, videos, audio, and text via the AI or Not API. Supports media analysis tools for deepfakes, synthetic voices, and AI-written text.

A remote MCP server that exposes Gemini image generation/editing as a custom connector for Claude, enabling image creation and editing from any chat interface.

Connects to LibTV's canvas and media platform to create and edit canvases and nodes, generate images, videos, audio and speech, manage screenplays and storyboards, and run timeline edits and exports. Authorization happens once via a WeChat QR scan using OAuth 2.1 with PKCE, after which tokens are stored locally and refreshed automatically.

A remote MCP server that generates and edits images using OpenAI API, hosts results on Vercel Blob, and returns public image URLs, enabling Claude to embed images in cloud features.

Enables web content extraction, screenshot capture, web search, arXiv paper search, and image search through Jina AI's APIs. Provides tools for reading URLs as markdown, searching the web for current information, and finding academic papers or images.

Identifies plants from photos and determines whether a species is native, introduced, or invasive in a given country, drawing on GBIF, GRIIS, and GISD data, and also provides management recommendations and country alien-species lists.

Enables LLM clients to access crop yield predictions from RGB imagery, topic-based PDF literature, and soil lab/moisture CSV data.

Enables image and video generation through the Magicly API using any MCP client. Supports listing models, generating media, and polling predictions.

Converts local images or remote image URLs to Base64 format via the MCP protocol, enabling AI assistants to process images.

Enables MCP clients to upload local or remote images to PicGo-configured image hosts, reusing existing PicGo configs without the desktop app. Supports batch uploads, custom naming, and status retrieval.

A local MCP server that uses DashScope vision models to recognize local or remote images and returns image content in XML format to help AI understand images.

Enables AI assistants such as Claude Desktop, Cursor, and VS Code to convert local or remote PNG and JPG images into SVG vectors through a single vectorize_image tool, using offline vtracer tracing in color or black-and-white modes.

Enables 3D model generation via natural language, supporting text-to-3D and image-to-3D with remote or local deployment options.

Enables to analyze local images or remote URLs using Alibaba Qwen3.7-plus vision model via DashScope's Anthropic-compatible endpoint.

Enables comprehensive ComfyUI workflow automation including image generation, workflow management, node discovery, and system monitoring through natural language interactions with local or remote ComfyUI servers.

Enables AI assistants to search design inspiration, generate and edit images and videos, use reference media, remove backgrounds, create product detail images and marketing posters, and access saved creative assets through remote OAuth or legacy local setups.

Enables agent frameworks to invoke OCR as a structured tool, supporting single images, multi-page images, and PDFs via local Transformers or remote vLLM/SGLang backends.

Enables AI assistants to import Canva share links as editable templates, read and update template layers (text, images, positions, styling), and render PNG, JPEG, WebP, or PDF variants from data — singly or in bulk up to 25 at a time. Connects via a remote OAuth endpoint, API key, or local stdio.

Enables Claude or any MCP client to schedule and publish social media posts across 15 platforms, write brand-voice captions, create branded graphics, and manage media and workspaces through a hosted remote server.

FFmpeg for AI agents: upload authorized local video, audio or images, run remote processing jobs, and download results. Scoped API keys, allowance checks, cancellation and result deletion.

Enables Claude users to search royalty-free photos, illustrations, vectors, and videos, and to fetch individual images or videos by ID. It runs read-only and stateless, with each user supplying their own Pixabay API key via a remote URL or a Claude Desktop extension.

Enables AI agents to read a Windows remote-desktop or VDI window as text via local OCR, with tools for reading, finding, waiting for text, and optional screenshots.

Enables AI coding assistants without native vision to analyze screenshots, errors, UI designs, and documents through a unified image understanding tool backed by multiple vision model providers. Supports local files, remote URLs, Data URIs, OCR, multi-crop processing, and stdio or HTTP deployment for shared access.

A tiny remote MCP server that lets Claude (or any MCP client) generate images with Google Gemini.

Enables remote agents and CLIs to send images to a Mac-hosted desktop upscaling engine over a home-LAN Streamable HTTP MCP connection, choose models and scaling options, and download upscaled results without requiring a local GPU or desktop app.

Enables AI agents to list open Windows app windows and screenshot any of them — covered, minimized, or in the background — without stealing focus or disrupting the user's work.

Lets AI assistants render HTML animations to MP4 or GIF in 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1, preview single frames to check their own work, and finish videos with royalty-free music, AI voiceover, burned-in captions, titles and logos. It renders code frame by frame in a real browser rather than generating video from a text prompt.

Enables MCP clients to perform web searches and AI-powered image analysis, returning structured search results and extracting information from images or answering questions about them for development workflows.