MCP Server Cvdlt
A computer vision server implemented based on Ultralytics and the MCP protocol, supporting functions such as object detection, image segmentation, and pose estimation
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What is the MCP Server?
The MCP Server is a computer vision processing server based on the Model Context Protocol, integrating advanced models such as YOLOv10/YOLOv8 and providing image analysis capabilitiesHow to use the MCP Server?
Image analysis functions can be achieved through simple API calls, supporting local files or network images as inputApplicable scenarios
Suitable for application scenarios that require rapid implementation of image analysis, such as intelligent monitoring, content review, and sports analysisMain functions
Object detection
Use the YOLOv10 model to detect objects in an image and return bounding boxes and categories
Object segmentation
Use the YOLOv8 model to perform pixel-level segmentation of objects in an image
Pose estimation
Use the YOLOv8 model to detect human key points and analyze poses
Image segmentation
Use the SAM model to segment the entire image
Advantages
Support multiple computer vision tasks
Use advanced YOLO series models
Provide simple and easy-to-use API interfaces
Support local and network image input
Limitations
Require pre - downloading of large model files
Have certain requirements for hardware configuration
Some functions require GPU acceleration
How to use
Install dependencies
Use the uv tool to install the required dependency packages
Download the model
Download the model files to the checkpoints directory
Start the server
Select the stdio or SSE mode to start the server
Usage examples
Object detection
Detect common objects such as people and cars in an image
Pose analysis
Analyze the human pose in an image
Frequently Asked Questions
How to obtain the model files?
Which image formats are supported?
Related resources
MCP Playground
Client demonstration project
Ultralytics
Official implementation of the YOLO model
MCP Python SDK
Python implementation of the MCP protocol

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