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Deploy ScreenshotOne MCP Server for Automated Website Screenshots

The ScreenshotOne MCP Server is an official implementation of the Model Context Protocol, enabling streamlined website screenshot generation through API integration with ScreenshotOne.

Details

GitHub Repositorygithub.com/ScreenshotOne/ScreenshotOne-MCP
GitHub Stars350
Language
JavaScript
Category
📂 File Systems
Last UpdatedOct 15, 2023

Description

The ScreenshotOne MCP Server serves as a powerful tool for automating the generation of website screenshots. Leveraging the ScreenshotOne API, this Node.js-based server offers flexibility in integration for standalone deployments or integration with desktop tools, such as Claude for Desktop. It helps developers efficiently automate workflows needing website rendering automation.

Features

  • Official implementation of the Model Context Protocol for ScreenshotOne.
  • Provides a utility (`render-website-screenshot`) for converting websites into image formats.
  • Flexible deployment for standalone use or integration into tools like Claude for Desktop.
  • Supports automation workflows for rendering website screenshots.

Running Instructions

To run the ScreenshotOne MCP Server:

  1. Clone the repository from GitHub: git clone https://github.com/ScreenshotOne/ScreenshotOne-MCP.git.
  2. Navigate to the project directory in your terminal.
  3. Install dependencies and build the project using npm install && npm run build.
  4. Acquire an API key by signing up on ScreenshotOne (https://screenshotone.com).
  5. If deploying standalone or for integration with other applications:
    • Use the command SCREENSHOTONE_API_KEY=your_api_key node build/index.js to start the server.
  6. For integration with Claude for Desktop:
    • Modify the configuration file claude_desktop_config.json to include server details, such as the API key and executable path (index.js).

Tools

render-website-screenshot

Automatically render websites as screenshots and return them in an image format.

Use Cases

  • Automating website screenshot generation for reporting and monitoring purposes.
  • Integrating with desktop tools like Claude for enhanced workflow automation.
  • Embedding screenshot capabilities into applications for streamlined management.

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