mfluxible-mcp
An MCP tool that generates images by calling a running mfluxible server.
This is the client half. It makes HTTP calls and installs nothing heavy — no mflux, no
MLX, no PyTorch — so it can live on a machine that isn't the one with the GPU. The
server it talks to is the mfluxible package, which does need Apple Silicon.
uvx mfluxible-mcp
Three tools: generate_image (text-to-image, image-to-image, and inpainting with
rectangular mask regions), check_image (collect a generation that outlived the host's
tool-call timeout), and preview_mask (render a mask selection over an image without
touching the GPU).
Point it at a server with MFLUXIBLE_URL; it defaults to
http://127.0.0.1:8420/mfluxible/v1/images/generations.
Full documentation, including how to register it with each tested MCP host.
Apache-2.0, same as the rest of the project.
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