Kittl

This connector bridges the Kittl MCP server, Kittl's official remote MCP server at https://mcp.kittl.com/mcp. Kittl's own server provides the tools: image and video generation with the models Kittl offers, Kittl's AI workflows (ads, product shots, thumbnails, packaging), brand kits built from a website, product mockups, background removal, upscaling and vectorizing, and the user's workspace (projects, folders, library, team and remaining credits). AnythingMCP puts them behind your MCP endpoint with OAuth for Claude and ChatGPT, per-tool roles, the audit log and response mapping, next to your other systems.

The tools come from the server. Kittl signs you in before it lists anything, so the catalog's list (the tools shown on Kittl's MCP page) is installed first; once you authorize, AnythingMCP asks Kittl's server for its tools and takes their current names, descriptions and schemas, including the workspace tools (projects, folders, brand kits, team, credit balance) that are not in the snapshot. Kittl adds tools over time: open the connector and click Discover tools to pick up new ones.

Plan and credits: connecting is free and works with any Kittl account, including the free plan. Generations, workflows and image edits spend the same Kittl credits as in the Kittl editor, so what you can make depends on the plan. Before every generation, workflow run, mockup, background removal, upscale or vectorize, tell the user what will run (tool, model or workflow, number of results) and wait for a yes. Never start several generations in a loop without asking. When the server has a tool for the remaining credits, check it before a large batch.

Setup (about 2 minutes):

1. Install the connector. There is nothing to paste: no API key, client id or secret.
2. On the connector page click Authorize with Provider. AnythingMCP reads Kittl's OAuth metadata, registers itself as a client (dynamic client registration) and sends you to the Kittl sign-in.
3. Sign in with your Kittl account and approve access. Back in AnythingMCP the tools are listed again from the server.

Whose account it is: the person who authorizes is the Kittl user for every caller of this connector. Everything the AI makes is saved in that user's Kittl workspace and paid from that account's credits. If several people share the connector, decide whose account it is before you authorize; a team account is usually the right choice. To cut access, delete the connector or its authorization in AnythingMCP. When calls start failing with an authorization error after it worked, click Authorize with Provider again.

Working with it: results come back as links or images and are also saved in Kittl, so tell the user where to find them. For on-brand work, create or pick a brand kit first (kittl_create_brand_kit_from_url) and pass it to the workflow. Use kittl_list_ai_workflow_presets before kittl_run_ai_workflow to choose a workflow and see its inputs. Images the user wants to edit must be reachable by Kittl (a public URL or a file in their Kittl library). Do not generate images of real people without their consent or content that breaks Kittl's terms.