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"Flickr" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve complete metadata for a Flickr photo including title, description, tags, dates, visibility, and the Flickr page URL by providing its photo ID.
    MIT
  • Permanently remove a photo from your Flickr photostream. This action is irreversible and requires a token with delete permission.
    MIT
  • Find CC-licensed images across Flickr, Wikimedia, and museums; every result includes ready-to-paste attribution to use immediately.
    MIT
  • Create a new Flickr album using an existing photo as the cover. Provide a title and the photo ID to get the new album ID.
    MIT
  • Upload a local image to Flickr with configurable privacy, defaulting to private. Returns the new photo ID.
    MIT
  • Check a task's current status, verification results, step log, and timings. Optionally wait up to 20 seconds for completion and include the latest interface state.
    MIT

Matching MCP Servers

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    Enables Claude to browse your Flickr photostream, retrieve direct image URLs, upload photos, and manage albums via the Model Context Protocol.
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    MIT
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    Enables AI assistants to access, tag, describe, and manage a Flickr photo library, including automated batch processing.
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    MIT

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  • Flickr public feeds MCP — keyless slice of the Flickr API.

  • FlickerOAuth

    Official hosted MCP server for Flicker (flicker.finance). Crypto, stock and FX market data (prices, screeners, funding rates, exchange stats, news), Flicker's published analysis zones and per-position assessments, plus the authenticated user's multi-exchange portfolio: positions, trades, balances and exchange connections, watchlist, alerts and notification preferences (watchlist/alerts/preferences are editable, everything else read-only). Does not place or manage trades. Streamable HTTP, OAuth r

  • Execute one precise action on a fresh screen observation, then receive the updated state—ideal for single-step UI interactions like clicks, fills, or scrolls without writing code.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Lists active browser and macOS sessions owned by the local MCP process, showing which automation tasks are currently running.
    MIT
  • Find running macOS applications, or list installed apps to identify what can be launched for task automation.
    MIT
  • Run an ordered macOS workflow in one call, automatically switching apps and executing stages until goals are met. Provide goals, inputs, and observable conditions; monitor progress via status or cancel anytime.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Close idle automation browsers or release native sessions while keeping native apps open. Cancels and waits for running tasks first.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Check local system health and configuration without opening an app or incurring paid model requests.
    MIT
  • Copy a visible image from a browser observation to the macOS clipboard, returning a PNG and source URL at displayed resolution.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Resume a stopped task with missing values or extra guidance, retaining the same context and success conditions, and return a new task ID linked to the previous attempt.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Inspect the current screen to read visible controls and text, returning observations and element IDs needed for direct actions. Use this to determine the next precise step in task execution.
    MIT
  • Start a bounded automation task on the target app and get a task ID immediately. Provide exact inputs and observable completion conditions; Jev selects actions and verifies the result independently.
    MIT
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  • Executes multi-step goals across macOS apps and browsers by accepting a goal, target apps, exact inputs, and completion conditions, while automatically deciding and performing the required actions.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Cancel a running task by ID to stop further scheduled actions. The current operation may complete, so poll status for the terminal result.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Capture a PNG screenshot of the active browser tab or native window and return it to the assistant. Native windows require Screen Recording permission.
    MIT
  • Open a dedicated browser, connect to an existing Chrome profile, or launch a native macOS app for local task execution.
    MIT
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  • Get a list of top-level media libraries, such as Movies and TV Shows, to see what content is available.
    MIT