eagle-mcp-server

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Eagle MCP Server is an unofficial Model Context Protocol server designed for integration with the Eagle application, supporting various file formats and providing a range of API operations.

Eagle MCP Server (Unofficial)

[!NOTE] Official MCP support is planned for Eagle v5 (public beta in Q1 2026)

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Eagle.

Supported file formats:
  • JPG / JPEG
  • PNG
  • PDF
  • SVG
  • MP4
  • MP3
  • FBX
  • OBJ
  • EPS
  • TIF / TIFF
  • WebP
  • BMP
  • ICO
  • RAW
  • etc

Requirements

  • Python 3.13
  • uv

Prerequisites

Install the required dependencies:

uv sync

Usage

  1. Launch the Eagle app.
  2. Launch this MCP server by running the following command:
uv run main.py

Connecting to the MCP Server using Streamable HTTP

Example config (Cursor editor recommended):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "eagle-mcp-server": {
      "url": "http://localhost:8000/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Tools

SupportedEagle API endpointOperation IDEnabled (default)Category
-connectMCP
/api/application/infoget_application_info⚫︎Application
/api/folder/createcreate_folder⚫︎Folder
/api/folder/renamerename_folderFolder
/api/folder/updateupdate_folder⚫︎Folder
/api/folder/listget_folder_list⚫︎Folder
/api/folder/listRecentget_folder_list_recentFolder
/api/item/addFromURLadd_item_from_urlItem
/api/item/addFromURLsadd_items_from_urlsItem
/api/item/addFromPathadd_item_from_path⚫︎Item
/api/item/addFromPathsadd_items_from_pathsItem
/api/item/addBookmarkadd_bookmarkItem
/api/item/infoget_item_info⚫︎Item
-get_item_source⚫︎Item
/api/item/thumbnailget_item_thumbnailItem
/api/item/listget_item_list⚫︎Item
/api/item/moveToTrashmove_item_to_trash⚫︎Item
/api/item/refreshPaletterefresh_item_paletteItem
/api/item/refreshThumbnailrefresh_item_thumbnailItem
/api/item/updateupdate_item⚫︎Item
/api/library/infoget_library_info⚫︎Library
/api/library/historyget_library_historyLibrary
/api/library/switchswitch_libraryLibrary
/api/library/iconget_library_iconLibrary

MCP Server API docs:

Enabling Disabled Tools

Some tools are disabled by default (shown as empty cells in the "Enabled (default)" column above). To enable these disabled tools:

  1. Locate the tool definition in the source code
  2. Remove the tags=["Disabled"] line from the tool configuration
  3. Restart the MCP server

This will make the previously disabled tools available for use.

Use Cases

1) Same Host (Recommended)

flowchart LR

    subgraph 192.168.1.100
        direction LR
        
        subgraph FileSystem [File System]
        end
        subgraph EagleApp [Eagle App<br/>localhost:41595]
        end
        subgraph MCPServer [MCP Server<br/>localhost:8000]
        end
        subgraph MCPClient [MCP Client]
        end
    end

    EagleApp ==> MCPServer e1@==> MCPClient
    MCPClient e2@==> MCPServer ==> EagleApp
    EagleApp ==> FileSystem
    FileSystem ==> EagleApp

    e1@{ animate: true }
    e2@{ animate: true }

[!TIP] You have direct access to the filesystem.

2) Other Host (MCP Client) + Same Host (MCP Server, Eagle App)

flowchart LR
  
    subgraph 192.168.1.100
        subgraph FileSystem [File System]
        end
        subgraph EagleApp [Eagle App<br/>localhost:41595]
        end
        subgraph MCPServer [MCP Server<br/>localhost:8000]
        end
    end

    subgraph 192.168.1.xxx
        subgraph MCPClient [MCP Client]
        end
    end

    EagleApp ==> MCPServer e1@==> MCPClient
    MCPClient e2@==> MCPServer ==> EagleApp
    EagleApp ==> FileSystem
    FileSystem ==> EagleApp

    e1@{ animate: true }
    e2@{ animate: true }

[!WARNING] You don't have access to the filesystem.

3) Other Host

flowchart LR

    subgraph 192.168.1.100
        subgraph FileSystem [File System]
        end
        subgraph EagleApp [Eagle App<br/>localhost:41595]
        end
    end

    subgraph 192.168.1.101
        subgraph MCPServer [MCP Server<br/>localhost:8000]
        end
    end

    subgraph 192.168.1.xxx
        subgraph MCPClient [MCP Client]
        end
    end

    EagleApp ==> MCPServer e1@==> MCPClient
    MCPClient e2@==> MCPServer ==> EagleApp
    EagleApp ==> FileSystem
    FileSystem ==> EagleApp

    e1@{ animate: true }
    e2@{ animate: true }

[!WARNING] You don't have access to the filesystem.