MCP server

Kitbitz provides public, read-only Model Context Protocol access to the illustration catalog.

Connect

Use this Streamable HTTP endpoint:

https://kitbitz.art/api/mcp

The endpoint is unauthenticated. It exposes public catalog data and asset reads only; it cannot change metadata or write files.

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In a compatible client:

1. Open its MCP or integrations settings.
2. Add a server named Kitbitz.
3. Choose Streamable HTTP and paste the endpoint above.
4. Leave authentication empty.
5. Start a new conversation and ask: Find five editable SVG trees with different silhouettes.

Setting names differ between clients. The required values are the server URL, Streamable HTTP transport and no authentication.

Available tools

• search_illustrations: search and filter catalog records.
• get_illustration: retrieve one illustration by stable ID.
• find_related_illustrations: find deterministic related assets.
• curate_scene: select catalog assets for a creative brief and optional object roles.
• prepare_asset_pack: create a deterministic, read-only download manifest.

Example prompts

• Find ten space-kit control panels. Prefer editable SVG and avoid duplicate canonical variants.
• Create a medieval market scene with a merchant, cart, crates, food and a sign.
• Find variations of this asset ID, then show similar objects from the same kit.
• Prepare an SVG asset manifest for these IDs with PNG fallbacks.

A common flow is discovery with search_illustrations, inspection with get_illustration, refinement with find_related_illustrations or curate_scene, and a handoff with prepare_asset_pack.

Resources and expectations

The server exposes catalog, taxonomy, kit, asset and license resources. Asset reads return source data or URLs; the server never writes to your filesystem or imports artwork into another application.

Prefer stable asset IDs in saved workflows, follow the asset license and do not send private data to the public endpoint.

Still evolving

The Kitbitz MCP server is under active development. Have an idea, a useful workflow, or a suggestion that would make it better? Please contact Sjoerd — feedback is very welcome.