# Spriteworks

> Create and export approved logos, bunny compositions, dressed rig poses, animations and sprite sheets through MCP. This private GitHub Pages site hosts MCP connection documentation.

## Start here

- [Agent guide](./agents.html): readable setup and controls; no JavaScript required.
- [Plain-text instructions](./mcp-guide.md): complete workflow, limits, configuration and runnable examples.
- [Connection manifest](./mcp-manifest.json): local transport and explicit hosted endpoint status.
- [Tool schemas](./mcp-tools.json): exact input schemas from the server at site build time.
- [Capabilities](./mcp-capabilities.json): formats, palette and budgets.
- [Examples](./mcp-examples.json): tested MCP tool calls.
- [Local client config](./mcp-client-config.json): replace both absolute paths after an authorized checkout and npm ci with Node 22.22.1.
- [Artwork intake](./intake-guide.md): compare a Bunnies export, exclude explicit placeholders, and review affected fits before publication.

Links are relative to this file. GitHub access is required. MCP runs locally; GitHub hosts the site and documentation. Visiting a page does not connect the agent to MCP. No shared HTTPS MCP endpoint is configured; do not use this website URL as one.

After connecting, read spriteworks://guide, call get_capabilities, discover and inspect IDs, export sequentially, inspect previews and metadata, then retrieve actual files through their returned local paths, MCP resources or read_export chunks. Follow live tools/list schemas if the server version differs. Use asset.kind=rig for dressed motion and check each part's liveRigFit; use bunny for static construction and animation for the original authored clip. A rig accepts one fitted item per slot and records its fit revision. Placeholder artwork is excluded.

Use export_asset for individual assets and export_sprite_sheet for grids. The optional compose_image tool combines multiple assets into one still image with independent position, size, rotation, opacity and colors per layer. Use it only when a combined freeform layout is requested; ordinary exports do not need a composition step.