Summary
The named formats are prompt engineering someone already did for you — and they are also why this is expensive to leave connected.
"Make a knowledge card" reliably produces a knowledge card, where the same request as a raw prompt produces a picture of a card. That packaging is genuinely useful. The trade is size: this is one of the larger tool sets in the catalogue, and all of it rides along on every turn. If you only want plain generation, their custom server lets you take a subset instead.
What it is
302AI's image server, notable for how many named output formats it exposes rather than leaving everything to the prompt.
What you get
- General generation and editing across several underlying models
- Named formats — posters, stickers, knowledge cards, quotation cards, comic and brick-built styles, graffiti
- Fetch tools for retrieving results from the longer-running model backends
Requirements
A 302AI API key, and npx. MIT licensed; the vendor's own package.
Setup effort
One command plus a key — npx -y @302ai/image-mcp, then supply credentials