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Photoshop MCP Server

by zachshallbetter·io.github.zachshallbetter/adobe-mcp-photoshop·v0.1.0·28 stars

Drive Adobe Photoshop from any MCP client: layers, selections, adjustments, type and export.

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  • apply_camera_raw_settings

    Apply Filter > Camera Raw Filter to layers without its dialog, with the settings of its panels: Basic (white balance, exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, whites, blacks, texture, clarity, dehaze, vibrance, saturation), Curve (parametric regions and splits, point curves, refine saturation), Detail (sharpening, noise reduction), Color Mixer (HSL), Color Grading (wheels, blending, balance), Opti

  • apply_image

    Blend a source layer and channel, from this or another open document of the same pixel size, into the active layer (Image > Apply Image), with a blending mode, opacity, invert and preserve transparency; add and subtract take scale and offset. Works inside the selection when there is one

  • apply_neural_filterwrite action

    Run a Neural Filter (Filter > Neural Filters) on the active layer without its workspace: Depth Blur, Style Transfer or Photo Restoration. The filter must already be downloaded in the Neural Filters panel; some filters process in the cloud and need a signed-in Adobe account

  • arrange_photoshop_windows

    Arrange document windows (Window > Arrange): tile, 2-up to 6-up, consolidate to tabs, cascade, float, open a new window for the active document, or match zoom, location or rotation across windows

  • assign_profile

    Assign a colour profile to the active document without converting its colour values (Edit > Assign Profile): a profile name, the working space, or none (Don't Color Manage). Use convert_profile to keep the appearance instead

  • calculate_channels

    Blend two source channels into a new alpha channel (Image > Calculations): each source is a layer (or merged) and channel, from this or another open document of the same pixel size, optionally inverted; with a blending mode and opacity

  • change_mode

    Convert the image to another colour mode (Image > Mode): RGB, CMYK, Grayscale, Lab, Bitmap, Indexed Color or Multichannel, and/or another bit depth. Indexed Color takes the palette, colours, forced colours, transparency, matte and dither of its dialog; Bitmap (from Grayscale) takes the method, output resolution and halftone screen. Returns the document with its mode. Converting can flatten or disc

  • close_document

    Close the active document. Unsaved changes are discarded unless save is true

  • close_documents

    Close every open document (File > Close All). Unsaved changes are discarded unless save is true; with save, documents that have never been saved are refused before anything closes

  • combine_images

    Combine image files into a new document with one of Photoshop's multi-file commands, without its dialog: stack (File > Scripts > Load Files into Stack), photomerge (File > Automate > Photomerge panorama), hdr (File > Automate > Merge to HDR Pro, with its last-used settings) or statistics (File > Scripts > Statistics stack mode). Large merges can outlast the script timeout

  • convert_profile

    Convert the image to another colour profile (Edit > Convert to Profile) with a rendering intent, black point compensation and dither

  • create_adjustment_layerwrite action

    Add an adjustment layer above the active layer (Layer > New Adjustment Layer, or the Adjustments panel), with its settings, optionally clipped to the layer below. Adjustment layers change the look of the layers beneath without changing their pixels. Options by type: …. Color Lookup is created with Photoshop's defaults; choose its LUT in the Properties panel. color_and_vibrance is the Color and Vib

  • create_artboardwrite action

    Create an artboard: new at a position and size (Layer > New > Artboard), from layers (Artboard from Layers), from a group (Artboard from Group), or a new document of type Artboard (File > New). The steps in the document form one history state

  • create_channelwrite action

    Add an alpha channel (Channels panel > New Channel) whose colour shows masked or selected areas, or a spot colour channel (New Spot Channel) with its ink colour and solidity; optionally filled from the selection (Save Selection as Channel)

  • create_documentwrite action

    Create a document (File > New, Preset Details) with a size in pixels, resolution, colour mode, bit depth, background fill, pixel aspect ratio and optional colour profile, optionally as an artboard document

  • create_dropletwrite action

    Save an action as a droplet: an application that plays the action on files dropped onto it, with Batch's open, save and naming options (File > Automate > Create Droplet)

  • create_fill_layerwrite action

    Add a fill layer above the active layer (Layer > New Fill Layer): a solid colour, a gradient (defined as in the Gradient Editor) or a pattern, optionally clipped to the layer below. Options by type: ….

  • create_framewrite action

    Put layers inside a frame (Add Frame to Layers) or turn a group into a frame (Add Frame To Layer Group); the frame clips its contents to its shape

  • crop_image

    Crop the image to a rectangle (Image > Crop, or the Crop tool), optionally rotating the crop and resampling the result to a size. Bounds reaching outside the canvas extend it, as dragging the Crop tool past the edge does

  • define_pattern

    Save the selection, an area or the whole image as a pattern (Edit > Define Pattern), for pattern fill layers and fills. The area must be a plain rectangle; without one, the selection is used, or the whole image when nothing is selected

  • duplicate_document

    Duplicate the active document (Image > Duplicate), optionally merged into one layer

  • edit_actions

    Change the Actions panel: create an empty set, delete a set, an action or one of its steps, clear every set, reset to Default Actions, load an .atn file or one of Photoshop's bundled sets, or save a set as an .atn file (Actions panel menu)

  • edit_adjustment_layer

    Change the settings of existing adjustment layers (the Properties panel). Only the options given change; the rest keep their values. Also sets name, opacity, blend mode and clipping. Options by type: ….

  • edit_artboards

    Change artboards: set name, position, size, background colour and auto-nesting (Properties panel), duplicate one, ungroup them back to layers (Layer > Ungroup Artboards), clear their guides (View > Guides > Clear Selected Artboard Guides), add guides from a shape (New Artboard Guides From Shape), or pick the Artboard or Frame tool

  • edit_fill_layer

    Change existing fill layers: colour, gradient and its placement, or pattern (double-clicking the layer thumbnail). Only the options given change. Options by type: ….

  • edit_history

    Change the history: revert to the last save (File > Revert), delete a state or snapshot, clear the history, make a new document from a state, set the history brush source or pick the History Brush tool (History panel), or purge every document's history (Edit > Purge > Histories). Clearing and purging cannot be undone

  • export_artboards

    Save each artboard as its own file, cropped to the artboard with its background, as PNG, JPEG, PSD, TIFF or PDF (File > Export > Artboards to Files), or all of them as one multi-page PDF (Artboards to PDF). The document is not changed

  • export_image

    Export the document as one PNG, PNG-8, JPEG or GIF file (Save for Web), optionally resized. Works on a temporary copy, so the document is unchanged

  • export_layer_comps

    Export layer comps, each to its own file (File > Export > Layer Comps to Files) or as the pages of one PDF (Layer Comps to PDF). The document is returned to its state before the export

  • export_layers

    Export each top-level layer or group (or the ones chosen) to its own file, named <prefix><layer name>.<ext>, by showing one at a time on a temporary copy (File > Export > Layers to Files)

  • export_paths_to_illustrator

    Export paths as an Adobe Illustrator file (File > Export > Paths to Illustrator): all paths, one named path, or just the document bounds

  • fade_filter

    Fade the filter, adjustment or paint stroke just applied: blend it with what was there before at an opacity and blend mode (Edit > Fade). Only works directly after that edit

  • flatten_image

    Flatten every layer into a background layer (Layer > Flatten Image), or merge only the visible layers (Merge Visible)

  • generate_image

    Generate Image (Edit > Generate Image): create an image from a text prompt as a new layer filling the active document. Needs Photoshop signed in to an Adobe account and an internet connection; uses generative credits

  • generate_image_assets

    Set up Generator image assets (File > Generate > Image Assets): name layers with asset specs such as "icon.png", "200% hero@2x.png24" or "50x50 thumb.jpg80%" so Generator writes them to a folder next to the PSD, set the document-wide defaults layer ("default 200% @2x/"), and turn Image Assets on or off for the document

  • generative_fill

    Generative Fill (Edit > Generative Fill) inside the current selection: generate content from a prompt, or with an empty prompt remove what is selected and fill from the surroundings. Results go to a new Generative Layer. Needs a selection, Photoshop signed in to an Adobe account and an internet connection; uses generative credits

  • get_artboards

    List the active document's artboards with id, name, position and size in pixels, layer count and background (Artboard properties in the Properties panel)

  • get_document_info

    Describe the active document: size in pixels, resolution, mode, bit depth, colour profile, layer count, active layer, channels, guides, selection bounds and history

  • get_document_metadata

    Read the active document's File Info metadata: title, author, description, keywords, copyright, IPTC origin, categories, the camera data (Exif), and optionally the raw XMP packet

  • get_histogram

    Read the histogram (Histogram panel) of the composite image or of one channel: the pixel count at each of the 256 levels, with the total, mean and median

  • get_photoshop_info

    Describe the running Photoshop (About Photoshop, System Info): version, build, locale, free memory, the preferences folder, the file types it opens, the script dialog mode, and optionally the full System Info report or whether named features are enabled

  • get_photoshop_preferences

    Read Photoshop's preferences (Photoshop > Settings, or Edit > Preferences on Windows) that scripts can reach: general, interface, file handling, performance, cursors, transparency, units and rulers, guides and grid, plug-ins, type, and the script dialog mode

  • go_to_bridge

    Open Adobe Bridge (File > Browse in Bridge), or close the active document and switch to Bridge (File > Close and Go to Bridge). Needs Bridge installed

  • harmonize_layer

    Harmonize a layer with the image beneath it (the Properties panel's Harmonize): match its light, colour and shadows to the background. Results go to a new layer. Needs Photoshop signed in to an Adobe account and an internet connection; uses generative credits

  • list_action_sets

    List the Actions panel's action sets and the actions in each, optionally with each action's recorded steps (Window > Actions)

  • list_channels

    List the Channels panel: each channel's name, kind (component, alpha masked or selected areas, spot colour), visibility, opacity or spot solidity, colour, and whether it is targeted

  • list_documents

    List open documents with their size in pixels, resolution, colour mode, bit depth, file and whether they have unsaved changes

  • list_history

    List the History panel's states and snapshots, and which one is current

  • make_pdf_presentation

    Combine image files into one multi-page PDF or a full-screen PDF slideshow (File > Automate > PDF Presentation), in the order given (a file may repeat), optionally adding the open documents, with slideshow timing, looping and transitions, file names on the pages, and Photoshop PDF save options

  • make_snapshot

    Save the current state as a History snapshot, so it can be returned to later

  • manage_channels

    Target channels for editing (clicking them in the Channels panel), duplicate a channel (into this or another open document), delete alpha or spot channels, or merge spot channels into the colour channels (Merge Spot Channel, which flattens the image)

  • manage_count_items

    List, add, remove or clear the Count tool's numbered markers (count items) in the document. Positions are pixels from the top-left corner; indexes start at 0

  • manage_data_sets

    Work with variable data sets on the active document: import them from a text file (File > Import > Variable Data Sets), apply one (Image > Apply Data Set), or save a PSD per data set into a folder (File > Export > Data Sets as Files). Variables themselves are defined in Image > Variables > Define

  • manage_document_notes

    Work with notes (non-printing annotations): import the notes from a PDF or FDF file into the active document (File > Import > Notes), delete all of its notes (Note tool: Clear All), choose the Note tool, or show or hide the Notes panel (Window > Notes). Writing a note's text is done by hand with the Note tool

  • manage_measurement_log

    Work with the Measurement Log panel (Window > Measurement Log): export all or the selected measurements to a tab-delimited text file, delete them, select or deselect all rows, toggle Auto Display Panel, or show or hide the panel

  • manage_recent_files

    List the files in File > Open Recent, open one of them by its index, or clear the list (Clear Recent File List)

  • manage_script_events

    List, add or remove the scripts and actions Photoshop runs when an event happens, and turn them on or off (File > Scripts > Script Events Manager)

  • manage_script_options

    Store, read or erase named values that persist in Photoshop between sessions (Application.putCustomOptions, getCustomOptions and eraseCustomOptions), for keeping settings across calls

  • merge_channels

    Combine open grayscale documents of the same pixel size into one image (Channels panel > Merge Channels): three into RGB or Lab, four into CMYK, or two or more into Multichannel, in channel order (e.g. red, green, blue)

  • open_document

    Open a file (File > Open, Open As): PSD, PSB, TIFF, JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP, PDF, EPS, DCS, camera raw and DNG, HEIF, WebP, AVIF, JPEG XL, JPEG 2000, OpenEXR, Radiance, Cineon, DICOM, IFF, PCX, PICT, Pixar, PBM, Scitex CT, Targa, WBMP, Photoshop 2.0, Photoshop Raw, video and audio (as video layers), or a .psdt template (which opens as a new untitled document). openAs reads the file as PDF, EPS, Photos

  • open_raw_file

    Open a camera raw file through Camera Raw without its dialog, with the camera's defaults, the settings last used, or custom Basic, Detail, Lens and Calibration values and Workflow Options (colour space, bit depth, size, resolution). These are the object model's older Camera Raw controls

  • pick_color

    Work with a colour the way the Color Picker and Color panel do: give a colour in any model (or read the current foreground or background colour) and get its HSB, RGB, Lab, CMYK, grayscale and hex values, whether it is web-safe and the nearest web-safe colour (Only Web Colors); optionally snap it to web-safe and make it the foreground or background colour

  • place_file

    Place an image, PDF, vector or other file in the active document as a smart object (File > Place Embedded), or as a smart object linked to the file (File > Place Linked), positioned, scaled and rotated

  • purge_photoshop_caches

    Free memory with Edit > Purge: the undo buffer, the clipboard, the histories of open documents, or all of them. It cannot be undone

  • quick_export

    Quick Export the whole document, or chosen layers, groups or artboards, as PNG, JPG or GIF into a folder in one step (File > Export > Quick Export As; Layers panel > Quick Export As). Files are named after the document or each layer

  • quit_photoshop

    Quit Photoshop (File > Exit, or Photoshop > Quit Photoshop on macOS). Refuses while documents have unsaved changes unless discardUnsaved is true, which closes them without saving first

  • record_measurements

    Record measurements to the Measurement Log (Image > Analysis > Record Measurements) from the selection, the Ruler tool's line or the Count tool's items, with a chosen set of data points. The ruler source needs a line drawn with the Ruler tool

  • remove_backgroundwrite action

    Remove the background of layers (the Properties panel's Remove Background quick action): Photoshop finds the subject and adds a layer mask hiding the rest. It uses the Select Subject model, which may process in the cloud depending on Preferences > Image Processing

  • repeat_last_filter

    Apply the last filter again, with the same settings, to layers (Filter > Last Filter). A filter must have been applied in this Photoshop session

  • replace_sky

    Replace the sky in the active document (Edit > Sky Replacement) with an image file, without the dialog. Photoshop finds the sky, adds a Sky Replacement group with the new sky and lighting and colour layers, and returns it. Edge, brightness, temperature, lighting and colour settings match the dialog's

  • resize_canvas

    Change the canvas size (Image > Canvas Size) in pixels, keeping the image anchored at a side or corner. New areas take the Canvas Extension Color on a background layer (the background colour unless extensionColor is given) and stay transparent elsewhere

  • resize_image

    Resize the image (Image > Image Size): width and/or height in pixels (the other follows the aspect ratio when omitted), resolution, and the resampling method, with noise reduction for Preserve Details and optionally scaling layer styles (Scale Styles). With resample "none", only the resolution changes and the pixels stay as they are

  • reveal_all

    Enlarge the canvas to show every pixel that extends beyond it (Image > Reveal All)

  • rotate_canvas

    Rotate the whole image by an angle in degrees (Image > Image Rotation); positive is clockwise. Or flip the canvas horizontally or vertically

  • run_action_batchwrite action

    Play an action on every file in a folder, a list of files, or the open documents, and leave, save over, or save them to a folder (File > Automate > Batch). Long batches can outlast the script timeout (PHOTOSHOP_SCRIPT_TIMEOUT_MS)

  • run_automate_commandwrite action

    Run a File > Automate or File > Scripts command on the active document without its dialog: crop_and_straighten (Crop and Straighten Photos: each scanned photo into its own document), fit_image (Fit Image: resize to fit a box), conditional_mode_change (Conditional Mode Change), lens_correction (Automate > Lens Correction's automatic profile correction), delete_empty_layers (Delete All Empty Layers)

  • run_photoshop_commandwrite action

    Run an application command: beep, bring Photoshop to the front, redraw the screen, hide Photoshop or the other applications or show them all again (Photoshop menu, macOS only), open Help > Photoshop Help, or open the Creative Cloud account page in the browser

  • run_photoshop_menu_itemwrite action

    Run any Photoshop menu command by its string id (e.g. "toggleRulers") or four-character id (e.g. "TglR"), as Application.runMenuItem does. A command that opens a dialog shows it and waits; prefer the specific tools

  • sample_color

    Read pixel colours of the composite image at points (Color Sampler tool and Info panel), optionally making the first the foreground or background colour (Eyedropper tool) and keeping the samplers in the document

  • save_document

    Save the active document in place, or at filePath in the format its extension names, with that format's options (File > Save As): PSD, PSB (Large Document Format), TIFF, PNG, JPEG, Photoshop PDF, GIF, Photoshop EPS, DCS 1.0 and 2.0 (.eps with epsType), BMP, Targa (.tga), Pixar (.pxr) or Photoshop Raw (.raw). With asCopy the document keeps referring to its own file

  • set_action_options

    Set how actions play back (Actions panel menu > Playback Options: accelerated, step by step, or pause between steps), and toggle Button Mode or Allow Tool Recording

  • set_active_document

    Bring an open document to the front by name or index

  • set_channel

    Change a channel's options (Channels panel > Channel Options): name, kind (converting an alpha channel to a spot channel or back), colour, opacity or solidity, and show or hide it (the eye icon). Colour channels such as Red can only be shown or hidden

  • set_color_preferences

    Choose the colour settings file (Edit > Color Settings, e.g. "North America General Purpose 2"), Dynamic Color Sliders (Color panel) and the Gamut Warning opacity (Preferences > Transparency & Gamut); returns the current values. With no arguments it only reads them

  • set_color_table

    Replace the colour table of an Indexed Color image (Image > Mode > Color Table) with a list of colours, in table order

  • set_colors

    Set the foreground and background colours used by fills, strokes, brushes and new documents

  • set_document_metadata

    Set the active document's File Info metadata: title, author, description, keywords, copyright, IPTC origin and categories, or replace its whole XMP packet. Only the fields given change. Camera data (Exif) is read-only

  • set_file_handling_preferences

    Set and read file-handling preferences: image previews saved with files (macOS icon and full-size previews, Mac and Windows thumbnails), the length of File > Open Recent, and the History Log (on or off, saved to the file's metadata or a text file, and its detail). Call with no settings to read them

  • set_history_options

    Read or set the history preferences: History Options (Automatically Create First Snapshot, Allow Non-Linear History, number of history states) and the History Log (Preferences > History & Content Credentials: on or off, saved to metadata, a text file or both, and how much it records)

  • set_measurement_scale

    Set the document's measurement scale (Image > Analysis > Set Measurement Scale): how many pixels make a length in logical units, e.g. 100 pixels = 2 millimeters. Without arguments, returns the current scale

  • set_photoshop_preferences

    Change Photoshop's preferences (Photoshop > Settings, or Edit > Preferences on Windows). Give only the settings to change; the result lists every preference afterwards. Some take effect after a restart

  • set_pixel_aspect_ratio

    Set the document's pixel aspect ratio (View > Pixel Aspect Ratio), for video work with non-square pixels, and/or toggle View > Pixel Aspect Ratio Correction, which previews the image with those pixels

  • set_proof_view

    Soft-proof the active document: choose a Proof Setup preset (View > Proof Setup: working CMYK or one plate, legacy Mac RGB, sRGB, monitor RGB, colour-blindness types), and toggle View > Proof Colors and View > Gamut Warning. The toggles switch the current state, which scripts cannot read

  • set_zoom_and_screen_mode

    Zoom the active document (View > Zoom In, Zoom Out, Fit on Screen, 100%, 200%, Print Size) and choose the screen mode (View > Screen Mode: standard, full screen with menu bar, full screen)

  • show_photoshop_panels

    Show or hide panels (Window menu), hide or show all panels at once (Tab), reset to the Essentials workspace, and use the Histogram panel menu (compact, expanded or all-channels view, statistics, channels in colour, uncached refresh) and the Info panel's Color Samplers item

  • split_channels

    Split the image into one grayscale document per channel (Channels panel > Split Channels). The original closes; the image must be flattened first (flatten_image)

  • swap_colors

    Switch the foreground and background colours (Switch Foreground and Background Colors, X), or with reset: true return them to black and white (Default Foreground and Background Colors, D)

  • toggle_view_extras

    Toggle View menu items for the active document: Extras, each View > Show item (layer and selection edges, target path, grid, guides, count, smart guides, slices, notes, pixel grid, brush preview), Rulers, Lock Guides, Lock Slices, Snap and each Snap To item. show_all, show_none, snap_to_all and snap_to_none set rather than toggle. Photoshop does not tell scripts whether an item is on

  • trim_image

    Trim away transparent pixels, or pixels the colour of the top-left or bottom-right corner, from any of the four sides (Image > Trim)

  • undo

    Step back (undo) or forward (redo) through the history, or go to a state by index. Undone steps stay available until something new is done

Public scan report

scanner v0.1.10 · 2026-10-27 · same rubric, same numbers if you re-run it

no findings
  • Code scan43 source files scanned25/25
  • –Live reliabilityno gateway calls yet and no remote to proben/a
  • –Tool poisoningtools not inspected (local package is not executed); not countedn/a
  • Auth qualitylocal package, no credentials required12/15
  • Maintenancelast push 5 days ago15/15
  • Maintainer identityregistry namespace matches repository owner; GitHub account older than a year8/10
Overall 92/100. Components that don't apply are left out of the denominator. Any critical finding is an F.RubricAppeal a findingJSON

How Photoshop MCP Server compares

Against every graded Productivity MCP server, from our own scans and uptime checks. Updated after each scan run.

Safety score
92/100
higher than 90% of 1,299 Productivity servers
Tools
100
the typical Productivity server has 7
Tools that change things
13%
typical: 0%. Fewer write tools means less an agent can break
GitHub stars
28
more than 85% of 854 Productivity servers

What its tools let an agent do: 52 read · 14 create · 25 change · 2 delete · 7 run or deploy

Install Photoshop MCP Server in Claude Code, Cursor or VS Code

Runs npx -y adobe-mcp-photoshop on your machine. Read the scan report first; the gateway never runs local packages.

claude mcp add adobe-mcp-photoshop -- npx -y adobe-mcp-photoshop
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What the publisher says

From the Photoshop MCP Server repository's README, as published. We do not edit it. Read it on GitHub

adobe-mcp

MCP servers for Adobe applications. Install one application's server on its own, or the suite: one server for every application, with tools that work across them.

The InDesign server was published as indesign-mcp-server up to 2.3.0. It is now adobe-mcp-indesign, with the same tools; replace the package name in your client configuration.

Each server runs on the machine where the Adobe application is installed and talks to it through ExtendScript, the scripting interface the applications ship with. Premiere Pro has no outside scripting route, so its server talks to a UXP plugin inside Premiere Pro instead. macOS and Windows are supported.

The servers also support corresponding ArtCraft applications:

  • PhotoCraft for Photoshop (PHOTOCRAFTCONTROLPORT, default 7878)
  • VectorCraft for Illustrator (VECTORCRAFTCONTROLPORT, default 7979)
  • DesignCraft for InDesign (DESIGNCRAFTCONTROLPORT, default 7979)
  • EffectCraft for After Effects (EFFECTCRAFTCONTROLPORT, default 9877)
  • FilmCraft for Premiere Pro (FILMCRAFTCONTROLPORT, default 9876)

When an ArtCraft application is running or explicitly configured via TARGET=craft or TARGET=craft (e.g. PHOTOSHOPTARGET=craft, DESIGNCRAFT_TARGET=craft), compatible tools route transparently to ArtCraft over its loopback JSON-lines control channel.

Requirements

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.

Nothing above is checked by us. What we check is on the safety report.

Photoshop MCP Server: common questions

Is Photoshop MCP Server safe?
Yes, by our scan: it is graded A (92/100). Read the Photoshop MCP Server safety report
How do I install Photoshop MCP Server?
It runs on your machine. Copy the Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code or Claude Desktop config from the install section.
Does Photoshop MCP Server need an API key?
No secret keys are declared. It reads 3 settings from the environment.
Is Photoshop MCP Server maintained?
The last commit was 13 days ago (2026-10-21). The latest release is v0.1.0.
What can I use instead of Photoshop MCP Server?
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How does Photoshop MCP Server compare with other Productivity MCP servers?
safety score 92/100 (higher than 90% of 1,299 Productivity servers); tools 100 (the typical Productivity server has 7); tools that change things 13% (typical: 0%. Fewer write tools means less an agent can break). Full comparison.

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