The SVGL MCP Server handles SVG content by validating, browsing, and retrieving SVG files from its repository, ensuring compliance with SVGL standards and providing detailed error reports and encoding options.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 25 2025
The SVGL MCP Server handles SVG content by validating, browsing, and retrieving SVG files from its repository, ensuring compliance with SVGL standards and providing detailed error reports and encoding options.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 25 2025
Sam Trost
Featured
What is SVGL MCP Server?
This MCP server implementation focuses on processing SVG files through SVGL (Scalable Vector Graphics Language). It allows users to validate SVG content against SVGL standards, browse and retrieve SVGs from a dedicated repository, and access detailed validation error reports. The server also supports encoding SVGs in base64 format for embedding purposes. Its main functions include SVG validation, repository listing, and content retrieval, making it a comprehensive tool for managing SVG graphics in development environments. The server is suitable for developers working with scalable graphics who need reliable validation, easy access, and integration capabilities.
Who will use SVGL MCP Server?
- Web developers
- SVG graphic designers
- Frontend developers
- SVG validation tools
- UI/UX designers
How to use the SVGL MCP Server?
- Step 1: Set up the SVGL MCP Server using Docker, NPX, or manual configuration as detailed in the README.
- Step 2: Use the SVGL API to validate SVG content, list SVG files, or retrieve specific SVGs from the repository.
- Step 3: Send SVG content to the validation function for detailed error reporting or browse the SVG collection to find desired graphics.
- Step 4: Use SVGs in your projects, leveraging base64 encoding for embedding.
SVGL MCP Server's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- svgl_validate: Validates SVG content against SVGL specifications
- svgl_list: Lists all SVGs in the repository
- svgl_get: Retrieves SVGs by name
The Benefits
- Ensures SVGs are compliant with SVGL standards
- Provides easy access to SVG repository
- Offers detailed validation error reporting
- Supports encoding SVGs in base64 for embedding
SVGL MCP Server's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Web application development using scalable graphics
- SVG validation for graphic designers
- Asset management system for SVG files
- Embedding SVGs into websites via base64 encoding
FAQs of SVGL MCP Server
Developer
- sam-trost
You may also like:
Developer Tools
A desktop application for managing server and client interactions with comprehensive functionalities.
A Model Context Protocol server for Eagle that manages data exchange between Eagle app and data sources.
A chat-based client that integrates and uses various MCP tools directly within a chat environment for enhanced productivity.
A Docker image hosting multiple MCP servers accessible through a unified entry point with supergateway integration.
Provides access to YNAB account balances, transactions, and transaction creation through MCP protocol.
A fast, scalable MCP server for managing real-time multi-client Zerodha trading operations.
A remote SSH client facilitating secure, proxy-based access to MCP servers for remote tool utilization.
A Spring-based MCP server integrating AI capabilities for managing and processing Minecraft mod communication protocols.
A minimalistic MCP client with essential chat features, supporting multiple models and contextual interactions.
A secure MCP server enabling AI agents to interact with Authenticator App for 2FA codes and passwords.
Research And Data
A server implementation supporting Model Context Protocol, integrating CRIC's industrial AI capabilities.
Provides real-time traffic, air quality, weather, and bike-sharing data for Valencia city in a unified platform.
A React application demonstrating integration with Supabase via MCP tools and Tambo for UI component registration.
A MCP client integrating Brave Search API for web searches, utilizing MCP protocol for efficient communication.
A protocol server enabling seamless communication between Umbraco CMS and external applications.
NOL integrates LangChain and Open Router to create a multi-client MCP server using Next.js
Connects LLMs to Firebolt Data Warehouse for autonomous querying, data access, and insight generation.
A client framework for connecting AI agents to MCP servers, enabling tool discovery and integration.
Spring Link facilitates linking and managing multiple Spring Boot applications efficiently within a unified environment.
An open-source client to interact with multiple MCP servers, enabling seamless tool access for Claude.
File Systems
Builds supplemental UI and resource files for client apps, enabling rich media asset integration with visual rendering.
Utilizes Jupyter notebooks to interact with MCP servers, filesystems, and memory for complex automation and data tasks.
Enables AI agents to securely read PDF files and extract text, metadata, and page counts via Node.js/TypeScript.
A set of tools for managing and analyzing MCP PDF documents with server and client components.
Provides secure, relative filesystem access for AI agents with batch operations and detailed error reporting.
A Rust-based client for Minecraft patching, enabling file updates and game modifications efficiently.
Provides secure, relative filesystem access for AI agents like Cline and Claude via Node.js server.
A filesystem MCP server enabling an LLM to read and list local directory files for AI integration.
A Node.js MCP server for reading, listing, and searching Excel files within specified directories.
A server for managing plugin communication in Alist, supporting functions like plugin integration and data exchange.