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"ImageJ" matching MCP tools:

  • Check if the Fiji MCP bridge is alive and get runtime details including path, mode, ImageJ version, and operation timeout before starting long jobs.
    BSD 3-Clause
  • Retrieve names and URLs of configured ImageJ update sites to identify available extensions for microscopy image analysis.
    BSD 3-Clause
  • Retrieve a list of all open image windows in Fiji, including their IDs, titles, dimensions, and ImageJ type constants.
    BSD 3-Clause
  • Execute ImageJ1 macro code in the current Fiji session. Returns the macro return value and tail of the ImageJ log.
    BSD 3-Clause
  • Turn a text prompt into one or more new images. Saves generated images to disk and appends them to an HTML gallery, returning absolute paths for quick viewing.
    MIT

Matching MCP Servers

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    Enables AI agents to control Fiji/ImageJ for microscopy image analysis through natural language commands, supporting operations like image opening, filtering, particle analysis, and automated workflows.
    19
    42 PyPI
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    BSD 3-Clause
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    Enables installing, configuring, and running modular MCP servers for biology, bioinformatics, and bioimaging tasks, including local image analysis, ImageJ/Fiji bridging, and LLM-based agent workflows.
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    MIT

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  • Generate logos, UI/UX mockups, and document illustrations using BytePlus ModelArk Seedream. Choose a purpose to automatically route to the appropriate Seedream model and image size.
    MIT
  • Run Fiji/ImageJ modules, commands, menus, or Groovy scripts with JSON inputs, without opening dialogs, and return status, outputs, warnings, and errors. Start Fiji automatically and track long jobs.
    MIT
  • Discover all chart types supported by Image-Charts: their semantic types, `cht` mappings, descriptions, required inputs, and unsupported concepts. Use it to choose the right chart for your data.
    MIT
  • Lists Gemini models available to your account, showing display names and IDs. Use a returned model name to override the default in image generation or editing.
    MIT
  • Check your remaining you.bot credit balance and see how many more images it can buy. Instantly verify credits before generating images—no image is created, just a free balance lookup.
    MIT
  • Modify an existing image by sending a public image URL and a change description to add, remove, or restyle elements while preserving the rest.
    MIT
  • Extract EXIF, palette, and OCR text from a picture file or URL, and zoom into a region at native resolution to read small text in screenshots and photos.
    MIT
  • Edit existing local images by describing the desired change. Supply image paths and a prompt to get edited images saved to your disk.
    MIT
  • Create an image from a text prompt with selectable aspect ratios. Renders photorealistic scenes, illustrations, and readable in-image text.
    MIT
  • Generate a hosted Image-Charts URL by passing raw chart parameters. Automatically signs the URL when an enterprise account id and secret are configured.
    MIT
  • Combine multiple images—photos, scans, or iPhone HEIC files—into a single PDF. Preserves the order you select, with adjustable page size, margins, and quality.
    MIT
  • Authenticate RunAPI by launching a browser PKCE login flow, then saves the API key to the local config file. Use this to establish credentials for accessing Qwen Image API functions.
    Apache 2.0
  • Authenticate RunAPI by launching a browser-based PKCE login flow and storing the API key securely in your local config file.
    Apache 2.0