imagekit-developer

Upload files to the ImageKit media library via DAM MCP. Use upload_file (interactive picker) for local files; create_upload_signature for a public URL or CLI upload. Never inline file bytes into the conversation.

Guidance for building ImageKit image/video transformation URLs with the transformation_builder tool — how the tool works, how to write a good query, how to order multi-step chains, and a reference of every supported parameter. Use before calling transformation_builder. Covers resize/crop/focus, AI edits (change objects, colors, styles), background removal/replacement, generative fill, upscaling, retouching, drop shadows, variations, effects (blur/sharpen/rotate/border/color-replace/gradient), image/text/video overlays, and video transforms.

Guidance for searching ImageKit documentation with the search_docs tool — how to craft effective queries, select the right sources, and handle results. Use before calling search_docs to look up ImageKit features, APIs, configuration, pricing, or SDK examples.

Lucene searchQuery cheatsheet for DAM search_media_library. Use when the user describes assets in everyday language (brand, campaign, region, status, colour, rating, SKU) or when building or debugging a search, filter, or list of ImageKit files and folders.

Routing guide for ImageKit's MCP servers (DAM, Admin, DevTools). Use before any ImageKit MCP call. DAM: media library search, upload, organize, share. Admin: origins, external storage, URL endpoints, account usage, usage analytics. DevTools: docs search and transformation URLs.

Index of ImageKit SDKs, plugins, and integrations — front-end, back-end, mobile, CMS, external storage, video player, media library & upload widgets, AI/automation, and URL generation. Use to find the right integration for a technology and what it covers, then query search_docs for implementation details.

Share or revoke access on ImageKit files, folders, and media collections via DAM MCP. Use when the user asks who can see an asset, to grant READ/CONTRIBUTE/MANAGE, or to add/remove a user or group from an ACL.

Apply AI-powered analysis to images for business-specific tagging, metadata extraction, and quality checks using controlled vocabularies. Use when user wants to analyze images and apply structured metadata in ImageKit.