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    Enables AI assistants to drive a Google Flow web workspace through local login-session reuse: inspecting the account's actual models and parameters, submitting image and video generation jobs, tracking each job by persistent ID, and downloading the matching media to a specified local path with file and parameter records. Supports repeatable, multi-shot video production workflows where tracked assets are handed off to editing tools like FFmpeg.
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    An MCP server that generates images using the Google AI Pro quota from an existing Antigravity CLI login, calling the image endpoint directly for fast, headless generation from any MCP client. It also reports status without consuming quota and falls back to the agy agent if the direct call fails.
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    Enables MCP clients such as Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor to run Textile Designer AI's textile design tools on image files and URLs — upscaling, repeats, background and watermark removal, channeling, colourways, vectorizing, and more — and save the results locally. Handles device-code account login, plan and credit checks, cost estimates, and job status/download for long-running runs.
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    Provides a recognize_image tool that enables image recognition using DeepSeek's vision capabilities. Supports automatic login via browser or manual token configuration for server environments.
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    Hide a message inside a photo so it survives being sent through WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram, Facebook or X. Tools: embed, decode, detect, and calibrate a channel from a sent/returned image pair. Platform targets are calibrated against real device round trips rather than simulated compression. For details - https://dev.to/shwetadinkar/what-whatsapp-instagram-and-telegram-actually-do-to-your-photo
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