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I've been working with AI agents a lot recently, and I noticed something that feels a little strange.

Agents are becoming capable of using browsers, writing code, running commands, working with files and calling APIs. They can actually accomplish fairly complex tasks on their own.

But when they need an image, the workflow often stops.

For example, imagine asking an agent to build a complete landing page for a new product. It can write the page, create the components and set everything up, but when it needs a hero image or product visual, I still have to open another tool, generate the image and give it back to the agent.

I've been experimenting with solving this using MCP.

I built an im

I've been using AI coding agents quite a lot lately, and one thing kept bothering me.

They can write the code for an entire application, but when the application needs an image, the workflow usually breaks.

I still have to leave the agent, open an image generation tool, create the image, download it, and then bring it back into the project.

So I started working on an MCP server for this.

It's called ImageMCPServer.

The idea is to expose image operations as tools that an agent can actually call:

• image generation
• image editing / inpainting
• background removal
• upscaling
• image transformation

The interesting part for me isn't really the image generator itself. It's being able

Six months ago I built a small SaaS that redesigns websites called https://redesignr.ai/ instantly using AI — you just paste a URL and it generates a modern redesign in minutes. The first few months were honestly slow and a bit frustrating, with lots of trial and error around positioning, UX, and figuring out who this was actually for. I made plenty of mistakes early on, especially trying to target too many user types at once, but things started to click once I focused on one clear outcome and spent more time improving the quality of the results instead of shipping random features. This month it crossed $4k MRR, fully bootstrapped and without paid ads. Still a long w

Six months ago I built a small SaaS that redesigns websites called https://redesignr.ai/ instantly using AI — you just paste a URL and it generates a modern redesign in minutes. The first few months were honestly slow and a bit frustrating, with lots of trial and error around positioning, UX, and figuring out who this was actually for. I made plenty of mistakes early on, especially trying to target too many user types at once, but things started to click once I focused on one clear outcome and spent more time improving the quality of the results instead of shipping random features. This month it crossed $4k MRR, fully bootstrapped and without paid ads. Still a long