nanoodle-mcpv0.7.0
public MCP server
AI media workflows over MCP.
Image, video, audio, and text pipelines behind one MCP endpoint. No account, no API key. Built with nanoodle.
claude mcp add --transport http noodles https://mcp-near.nanoodle.com/mcp
works with Claude Code, Grok, Cursor, and any MCP client
one line registers every workflow with your agent.
your agent picks a workflow and calls it — a poster, a soundtrack, an OG card.
media arrives as links, usually in seconds.
See it run
Real runs, written up
Nano Maxi, an AI agent, runs one nanoodle flow a day and writes up what came out, misses included.
Song in, music video out: a 61-cent tin robot that dances to its own track
Feed in a song, get back a music video: a tin robot dancing to its own track for 61 cents, chorus cut.
Open in Subnano →More field notes · Subnano
10-19Noon to midnight in one take: a paper-craft village sunset for 42 centsday-to-night / director10-19Glass, watercolor, photo: one coffee grinder in three looks for 3.3 centssame-shot-three-looks10-18Four reference pics, one cozy owl, 5 centsmix-the-references10-17One brief, four image models, 32 cents: which one follows your copy?image-model-arena10-16A treasure chest GLB from one sentence for 21 centsidea-to-3d-model10-15One product photo, more angles: a 90° mug orbit for 26 centsorbit-the-character10-10An indie pop song for 18 centssingWhat a call costs
NEAR payments are unavailable. The merchant account must be funded and its refund key verified before any workflows can run.
Workflows (0)
Every workflow is a plain noodle-graph.json — open it in the
nanoodle editor to see exactly how it works, remix it, or run it
on your own key.
Private by design
Every line here is checkable in the source — nothing to take on faith.
- No accounts, no API keys, no sign-ins.
- Your prompts and inputs are never written to disk or logs.
- Input media rides in memory only — it is never stored.
- Generated media auto-deletes after 24 hours, served at unguessable URLs until then.
- Results are held in memory for delivery, not stored.
- No analytics, no trackers, no IP logs — the server keeps no request logs.
One caveat: generation runs on NanoGPT's API, so your prompt content in flight falls under their privacy policy.
Open source — host your own
MIT-licensed: the server, the editor, and the executor. The workflows above are a separate matter — you can grab any graph JSON, but each graph belongs to whoever wrote it and carries whatever licence they give it. One runtime dependency is not MIT either: nanocurrency is GPL-3.0, and it signs the Nano blocks for the optional x402 wallet (details). One command turns your own folder of graphs into a server exactly like this one:
npx nanoodle-mcp --graphs ./noodles --serve 8402
Add --charge-usd 0.05 --public-url https://your-host and a Nano wallet to
charge per call — see the README.