com.aikiziPublished by aikizi.comOfficial publisherv1.1.0Updated Oct 30, 2026
Search decoded art styles and their prompts; decode your own images with your account.
AIKIZI lets an assistant search a public gallery of AI image style decodes, explore look-alikes, and decode images using a connected account's credits.
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{
"mcpServers": {
"aikizi": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://aikizi.com/mcp"
}
}
}Search AIKIZI styles
Searches the public AIKIZI gallery of decoded images (AI style analyses) by words such as a style, subject, mood or color. Returns up to 20 published items with title, style, subject, mood, a small preview image and the aikizi.com link. Read-only; no sign-in needed. Example: {"query": "neon noir portrait", "limit": 8}.
limitqueryrequiredGet a public AIKIZI decode
Gets the style breakdown of one published AIKIZI decode: title, styles, style DNA, subjects, moods, key tokens, color hues, the generation prompt, a small preview image and the aikizi.com link. Takes the id from search_styles or an aikizi.com/decode/<id> link. Read-only; no sign-in needed. Example: {"id": "bc2be49a-ef44-417e-9015-4923febd46ae"}.
idrequiredFind look-alikes in the AIKIZI Brain
Finds the pictures in the AIKIZI Brain (aikizi.com/brain, the map of every public AIKIZI decode) that look and read most like one public decode: up to 21, closest first, each with title, style, a small preview image, its aikizi.com/decode link and a link that opens it in the Brain. Takes a decode id from search_styles or an aikizi.com/decode/<id> link. Read-only; no sign-in needed. Example: {"id": "bc2be49a-ef44-417e-9015-4923febd46ae"}.
idrequiredlimitCheck my AIKIZI credits
Shows how many AIKIZI credits the connected account has. Example: {}.
Takes no parameters.
Decode an image with AIKIZI
Runs AIKIZI’s style decode on one image: subjects, styles, style DNA, moods, key tokens and a generation prompt. Give exactly one of image_url (a public https link to a JPEG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB) or image_id (an image the person added with add_image). An image attached to the chat cannot reach AIKIZI directly: call add_image first instead of asking for a link. Uses the connected account’s AIKIZI credits (given back if the decode fails) and saves the decode privately in their AIKIZI library. When an added image is a picture this account decoded before, the earlier decode comes back instead (already_decoded) and nothing is spent; pass decode_again: true only when the person asks for a new decode of it. Example: {"image_id": "d9_a1b2c3_550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000"}.
image_idimage_urlcheck_onlydecode_againCheck a decode’s status
Says whether one of the connected account’s decodes is pending, processing, completed or failed. Use it after decode_image answered "still running". Example: {"decode_id": "bc2be49a-ef44-417e-9015-4923febd46ae"}.
decode_idrequiredGet one of my decodes
Gets the style breakdown of a decode in the connected account’s AIKIZI library, published or private: title, styles, style DNA, subjects, moods, key tokens, the prompt and the aikizi.com link. Example: {"decode_id": "bc2be49a-ef44-417e-9015-4923febd46ae"}.
decode_idrequiredList my AIKIZI library
Lists the newest items in the connected account’s AIKIZI library: image, video and audio decodes and generated images, videos and audio, with id, kind, title, status, date and the aikizi.com link. Example: {"type": "image", "limit": 10}.
typelimitGet one of my generated images
Gets one image the connected account generated on AIKIZI: prompt, model, aspect ratio, size, credits it cost, date, a small preview and the aikizi.com link. Example: {"creation_id": "5f0c1e8a-3a51-4d7e-9a57-1c2b3d4e5f60"}.
creation_idrequiredPlace my decode in the AIKIZI Brain
Shows where one of the connected account’s own decodes (published or private, for example one just made in the drop box) would sit in the AIKIZI Brain: the public Brain pictures closest to it, up to 21, closest first, each with title, style, a small preview image, its aikizi.com/decode link and a link that opens it in the Brain. Reads only; never decodes and never spends. The person’s own decode stays private. Example: {"decode_id": "bc2be49a-ef44-417e-9015-4923febd46ae"}.
limitdecode_idrequiredAdd an image to AIKIZI
Opens a drop box in the chat where the person adds one image for AIKIZI to decode: they drop it, pick it or paste it, and the box decodes it there (any image up to 10 MB; SVG and other formats are turned into PNG). Use it whenever the person wants an image decoded that they attached to the chat or have on their device, since attachments cannot reach AIKIZI directly; never ask them to host it somewhere. Also returns a one-time upload address for an assistant that can send a file itself. Spends nothing; decoding uses the account’s AIKIZI credits. Example: {}.
Takes no parameters.
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