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"Openverse" matching MCP tools:

  • Searches Openverse and Wikimedia Commons for images, returning insertUrl and attribution for direct use.
    MIT
  • Find openly-licensed images for projects by searching Openverse with filters for license type, creator, source, size, and aspect ratio.
    MIT
  • Federated image search across license-aware providers. Returns ranked candidates with license and attribution details, defaulting to safe-only content.
    MIT
  • Search for images across multiple providers with one query. Control result volume per provider and cap the final merged set from sources like Openverse, Wikimedia, Flickr, Unsplash, and NASA.
    MIT
  • Retrieve comprehensive metadata for Openverse images, including license details, creator information, and usage rights, by providing the image ID.
    MIT

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    An MCP server that enables searching and fetching openly-licensed images from Openverse with features like filtering by license type, getting image details, and finding essay-specific illustrations.
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    MCP server for searching and retrieving Creative-Commons-licensed images and audio from Openverse. Enables AI agents to query open media content.
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    MIT
  • Find visually similar images by providing an Openverse image ID to discover related openly-licensed content for projects or research.
    MIT
  • Find openly-licensed images to illustrate your essay by searching with your topic and key concepts. Filter results by style and quantity to match your writing needs.
    MIT
  • PROJECT-SCOPED: this call acts only on the explicit project_id and returns the project identity with its result. SEARCH for b-roll images/clips the user does not have. Two kinds of query work: generic visuals ('a busy city', 'ocean waves') AND — with kind='photo' — REAL topical subjects ('Elon Musk', 'SpaceX Starship', a company, a product) from Wikimedia/Flickr's photo record; relay each photo's license line when it carries an obligation. For real topical VIDEO use find_footage instead. Returns a VISUALLY REVIEWABLE, provider-diverse grid (Pexels/Pixabay/Openverse when configured), not a homogeneous first-provider dump. Candidates ONLY: nothing is downloaded and nothing enters the video. kind 'video' (default) or 'photo'. orientation defaults to the project's output frame, so a 9:16 edit gets vertical footage. Then call add_stock_media with the best id.
    ConnectorOAuth
  • Render a fully grounded answer as a non-consequential interactive information view when structure or interaction materially improves it. Complete factual reasoning first and always pass the authoritative plain answer. If the user supplied sufficient facts, use them directly and invoke immediately without extra retrieval. For a named real-person profile, set profileSubject to the canonical name unless the user requests no image; Fify will perform a bounded trusted Wikimedia portrait lookup. Pre-resolved attributed Wikimedia or Openverse media may also be supplied, but never invent or guess media URLs.
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  • PROJECT-SCOPED: this call acts only on the explicit project_id and returns the project identity with its result. ONE-CALL on-demand sound design: search real Openverse/Freesound recordings, rank clean physical one-shots above loops/music/ambience, DOWNLOAD and acoustically compare the candidates. By default an actual-audio reviewer may choose KEEP THIS MOMENT DRY when every sound weakens it; pass allow_none=false only when the user explicitly requires an effect. Otherwise the tool fetches the best measured/listened match and places it at an exact OUTPUT-timeline second. Use for 'add a cinematic whoosh at 3.2s', 'put a shutter on this cut', or any specific requested sound. The result reports the real source and license. gain_db defaults -6; max_seconds defaults 15.
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