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Illustrator MCP Server

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This MCP server allows bots to send JavaScript scripts directly to Adobe Illustrator and observe the results. It leverages AppleScript and is compatible with MacOS.

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What is Illustrator MCP Server?

The Illustrator MCP Server is a tool that enables programmatic interaction with Adobe Illustrator using JavaScript scripts sent by bots. It acts as a bridge, allowing automated processes to control and retrieve data from Illustrator.

How to use Illustrator MCP Server?

To use this server, configure your MCP server settings (e.g., Claude Desktop) to point to the server's directory and the 'run illustrator' command. The provided example configuration shows how to set the command and arguments.

Key features of Illustrator MCP Server

  • Remote script execution in Illustrator

  • Bot-driven automation

  • AppleScript compatibility

  • MacOS support

  • Result retrieval

Use cases of Illustrator MCP Server

  • Automated generation of Illustrator assets

  • Batch processing of Illustrator files

  • Integration with AI bots for design tasks

  • Programmatic control of Illustrator for specific workflows

FAQ from Illustrator MCP Server

Is this server compatible with Windows?

No, this server relies on AppleScript and is only compatible with MacOS.

What versions of Illustrator are supported?

The README doesn't specify particular versions, but it's likely compatible with recent versions that support JavaScript scripting.

Can I use this with other MCP clients besides Claude Desktop?

Yes, as long as the client can be configured to execute the specified command with the correct arguments.

What kind of scripts can I send to Illustrator?

You can send any valid JavaScript script that is compatible with Adobe Illustrator's scripting environment.

Where can I find more documentation on Illustrator's JavaScript API?

Refer to Adobe's official documentation for Illustrator's JavaScript scripting reference.