EvoLink MCP server

EvoLink MCP plugin

Use 150+ image, video and audio models (Seedance, Kling, Veo, Sora, GPT Image, Nano Banana, Suno and more) from your AI assistant. This repository packages EvoLink's remote MCP server, https://mcp.evolink.ai/mcp, with a skill that teaches the assistant to find a model, quote the price and generate only after you confirm.

• No API key to copy. The first time, you sign in to EvoLink in your browser and approve the connection.
• Pay as you go. Generation is charged to your EvoLink balance at the same prices as the API. The MCP itself is free and needs no subscription.
• Website: evolink.ai/mcp

Install

Claude Code

One command adds EvoLink and signs you in (run it in your terminal, or type ! in Claude Code and paste it):

claude mcp add --transport http --scope user evolink https://mcp.evolink.ai/mcp && claude mcp login evolink

Your browser opens the EvoLink sign-in page; approve, then reopen Claude Code. On Windows PowerShell 5, replace && with ;.

To get the skill as well, install the plugin instead (run /reload-plugins if Claude Code asks you to), then type /mcp, choose evolink and select Authenticate:

/plugin marketplace add Evolink-AI/mcp-plugin
/plugin install evolink@evolink

Codex

One command; Codex 0.77 or later opens the browser sign-in by itself:

codex mcp add evolink --url https://mcp.evolink.ai/mcp

Run codex mcp login evolink only if the output says the server "may or may not require login" or no browser opens.

Or install the plugin, which also adds the skill, then sign in with codex mcp login evolink:

codex plugin marketplace add Evolink-AI/mcp-plugin
codex plugin add evolink@evolink

After signing in, ask the assistant to call EvoLink’s check_balance in the current conversation. If it succeeds, keep using it. Only if tools are missing, exit the CLI and run codex resume --last; in the Codex app, start a new chat and restart if needed.

To let Codex do the setup, send it this prompt:

Set up EvoLink in Codex for me so I can generate images, videos and audio from here.
1. Install the companion skill: run `npx skills add Evolink-AI/mcp-plugin -g -y`. Then run `npx skills ls -g -a codex` to verify evolink-mcp from its output.
2. Add the EvoLink MCP server: run `codex mcp add evolink --url https://mcp.evolink.ai/mcp`. It starts the sign-in in my browser; if no browser opens, give me the link it prints.
3. I'll sign in to EvoLink in the browser and approve. Then call EvoLink's check_balance in this conversation to verify the connection. Only if its tools are missing, ask me to reopen: exit the CLI and run `codex resume --last`; in the Codex app, start a new chat, then restart the app if needed.
After a successful check, tell me it is ready. Use EvoLink by default for media generation; quote each paid task and wait for my explicit approval.

Cursor

Add to Cursor, then find evolink in Cursor's MCP settings and click Connect to sign in. Or add this to ~/.cursor/mcp.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "evolink": {
      "url": "https://mcp.evolink.ai/mcp"
    }
  }
}

With the Cursor CLI, sign in with agent mcp login evolink after adding the config.

Hermes Agent

hermes mcp add evolink --url https://mcp.evolink.ai/mcp --auth oauth --connect-timeout 300

The browser sign-in opens by itself; press Enter when asked to enable the tools, then /reload-mcp in an open session. (Based on Hermes' documentation; not tested by us yet.)

OpenClaw

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.