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Dadaki releases @dadaki/mcp MCP server letting agents draw editable vector geometry in an open browser tab
A developer released @dadaki/mcp, an MCP server connecting agents to an open-source vector editor. Instead of generating pixels or driving a mouse, the agent attaches to a browser tab the user already has open and calls the editor's API, producing real vector paths, gradients, and live text that remain editable. The intent-level tool design (create_rect, align, boolean, set_gradient) and one-call-per-undo-step behavior make it practical for interactive design workflows.
3 engagement1 sourceTue, Sep 1, 2026, 02:03 PM
AI Overview
- Attaches to a browser tab the user already has open rather than launching its own browser or simulating mouse control
- Calls the open-source vector editor's own API, so agent output is real vector geometry — paths, gradients, live text — editable afterwards
- Tools are verbs at the level of intent (create_rect, align, boolean, set_gradient), not pixel coordinates
- One agent call equals one undo step, so users can ⌘Z anything the agent does while working in the same window
- Released as @dadaki/mcp, shared via a reddit post linking to dadaki.com on 2026-09-01
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