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piapi-mcp-server

AI developer platforms

piapi-mcp-server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server implemented in TypeScript, used to interface with PiAPI's API. Through it, users can directly call PiAPI to generate media content in Claude or other MCP-compatible applications, covering models such as Midjourney, Flux, Kling, LumaLabs, Udio, Chrip, Trellis, and more. The project provides a basic image toolkit, a basic video toolkit, as well as capabilities including text/image-to-image generation, text/image-to-video generation, image-to-video generation, video-to-music generation, zero-shot speech synthesis, music and lyrics generation, and image-to-3D model generation, and supports workflow planning within an LLM. Before use, Node.js 16.x or higher and a PiAPI API key are required, and it can be automatically installed via Smithery or manually cloned, have dependencies installed, the project built, and then configured for use in Claude Desktop or Cursor.

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Playbook

Other AI tools

Playbook is an all-in-one visual media library for freelancers and teams, used to securely store, search, and share photos, videos, and design files. It uses AI to automatically recognize, tag, and describe uploaded files, and supports natural language search by visual content. It has built-in version management, frame-by-frame comments, approvals, and sharing link controls, and provides an MCP server that lets AI tools such as Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and Codex connect directly to search, organize, and move assets in conversation. It offers a free plan and paid team plans.

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Poko Motion

AI video

Poko Motion (Poko) is an AI video production tool that turns code repositories, websites, documents, slides, and raw recordings with narration into finished motion videos. It reads real source materials, automatically builds the storyline, generates storyboards, and preserves the user's original voice while adding product proof, intelligent recomposition, and motion graphics. The project's script, scenes, voiceover, and editing all remain editable locally, and the final MP4 is rendered on the user's own macOS or Windows computer with no cloud queue. Users can direct the edit directly in natural language, for example adjusting the pace of the opening, showing product footage earlier, or changing the ending. Poko supports multiple model access methods including GPT models (via Poko credits), bring your own API key (BYOK), and local gateways, and offers plans for different needs such as free starter, personal, creator/freelancer, and team/agency, with the free plan including 2 active projects and $10 in AI credits, no credit card required.

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