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"Allowing image imports via MCP" matching MCP tools:

  • Create a new member in Brilliant Directories for CSV imports, scraped listings, or automated sign-ups. Requires email, password, and subscription ID.
    MIT
  • List vulnerabilities (CVEs) in a Docker image, with filters for fixed versions, severity, and base image exclusion.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the primary screenshot from a scan as a base64-encoded PNG image. Optionally resize the image between 50 and 2000 pixels width to fit your context.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a generated image from ComfyUI and return it inline. Works with remote instances; requires filename obtained via get_history.
    MIT

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  • Delete a saved mapping to prevent new imports from using it. Previous imports referencing the mapping retain their historical records.
    MIT
  • Examine a Docker image and propose base-image upgrade paths—refresh (same major/minor) or update (newer minor/major)—using Docker Scout analysis.
    MIT
  • Scan Docker images for known CVEs with Docker Scout. Filter by severity, only fixed versions, or exclude base image vulnerabilities for targeted security analysis.
    MIT
  • Generate a caption and structured details for any JPEG, PNG, GIF, or WebP image (≤1MB) by providing its HTTPS URL. Optionally add a focus hint to guide the description.
    MIT
  • Lists the modules, names, and line numbers of imports in a codebase, optionally filtered by file or project.
    MIT
  • Relocate a symbol to another file and automatically update its imports across all call sites.
    MIT
  • Retrieves files matching a feature keyword and its traced imports, categorized by role (core, test, config) for focused code exploration.
    MIT
  • Repoints an existing image in a Power BI Report Builder report to a different embedded image entry without deleting and re-adding. Refuses if the target embedded image doesn't exist.
    MIT
  • Import image and video files from disk into the Photos library, optionally into an existing album. Duplicate detection prevents re-imports.
    MIT