Illustrator MCP Server
by MCP-Mirror
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. It allows bots to send scripts to Illustrator and receive the output, facilitating automated design tasks.
How to use Illustrator MCP Server?
To use the server, configure your MCP server settings (e.g., Claude Desktop) with the provided JSON snippet, pointing to the server's directory. Ensure the server is running and accessible. Then, your bot can send JavaScript scripts to the server, which will execute them in Illustrator.
Key features of Illustrator MCP Server
Remote script execution in Illustrator
Bot-compatible interface
AppleScript-based communication
Automated design workflows
Use cases of Illustrator MCP Server
Generating designs programmatically
Automating repetitive design tasks
Integrating Illustrator with bots and other systems
Creating dynamic graphics based on data
FAQ from Illustrator MCP Server
Is this compatible with Windows?
Is this compatible with Windows?
No, it is only compatible with MacOS due to its reliance on AppleScript.
What versions of Illustrator are supported?
What versions of Illustrator are supported?
The README doesn't specify the supported versions of Illustrator. Further testing may be required.
Can I use this with other MCP clients besides Claude Desktop?
Can I use this with other MCP clients besides Claude Desktop?
Yes, as long as you can configure the client to execute the server with the specified command and arguments.
What kind of scripts can I send to Illustrator?
What kind of scripts can I send to Illustrator?
You can send any valid JavaScript scripts that are compatible with Adobe Illustrator's scripting environment.
How do I get the result of the script execution?
How do I get the result of the script execution?
The README doesn't specify how the result is returned. Further investigation of the server's implementation is required.