"Jira Software" matching MCP servers:

Enables engraving LilyPond sources into cropped, self-contained EPS, PDF, SVG, and PNG assets for placement in page-layout software, with support for files or inline code and helpful diagnostics on failure.

An MCP server that integrates with Siril astronomical image processing software to process Seestar telescope images, offering tools for binary detection, version checking, mosaic processing, and project analysis.

An MCP server enabling Claude Code to analyze any video (local file, URL, or Jira ticket attachment) by extracting frame images and audio transcripts, or using Gemini for native video analysis.

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.

Generates software and app icons locally as PNG, ICO, or ICNS files with customizable styles, shapes, gradients, text, and shadows, requiring no external APIs or network access.

MCP server for FreezeText — OCR anything on your Mac screen from Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client. Freeze the screen and extract text via Apple Vision (videos, popups, protected PDFs), OCR a region or a base64 image, and manage a searchable capture history. 12 tools. Bridge open-source (MIT), FreezeText app is free.

Connects any MCP client to Cavalry animation software, enabling creation of layers, attribute editing, keyframe animation with Magic Easing, PNG frame rendering, and scene save/open. Every tool returns real data read back from the running scene, including layer IDs, attribute values, bounding boxes, and composition info.

Enables AI assistants to control Blender 3D software through natural language, with tools for modeling, materials, animation, rendering, and rigging.

Enables AI agents to model, sculpt, rig, animate and bake particle effects by editing a semantic scene document, with built-in software rendering, measurable critics that flag floating or broken geometry, and game-ready glTF export. It exposes templates, atomic edit batches, motion and effect previews, undo history, and no GPU, browser, or Blender required.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that analyzes software UI screenshots using Google's Gemini AI vision, providing detailed descriptions of UI elements, layout, functionality, and accessibility.

Enables semantic search, image search, and cross-modal search functionalities through integration with Jina AI's neural search capabilities.

Enables an AI assistant to create, edit, validate and animate Esoteric Software Spine 2D skeletons without the editor running, covering bones, slots, attachments, skins, events, constraints, keyframes and reference-safe renames or deletions. When the Spine editor is installed, it also drives the official CLI to import skeleton JSON into a project and export runtime JSON/binary with atlases.

Enables users to connect existing CAD software to AI through a local MCP and Skill layer for drawing reading, statistics, constrained batch edits, original-drawing protection, and visual feedback.

A server that enables LLM applications to interact directly with DaVinci Resolve video editing software, allowing AI-assisted capabilities like accessing timeline information and automating editing workflows.

A server that provides AI-powered image generation, modification, and processing capabilities through the Model Context Protocol, leveraging Google Gemini models and other image services.

An MCP server that recreates Microsoft Comic Chat (1996) to generate comic strips from conversation summaries, using original character art and deterministic layout, with no LLM calls.

A local MCP server that turns plain-language chat prompts about a folder of raw clips into finished, beat-synced montage videos — handling shot selection, music matching, subtitles, transitions, and picture-in-picture, and returning a reviewable timeline digest and contact sheet before anything renders. It works from Claude Code, Codex, Hermes Agent, or OpenCode, so editing happens entirely in chat with no timeline software or GPU.

Enables intelligent identification and validation of compound data from documents and images, then automatically draws compound structures using local ChemDraw software with academic formatting.