see-what-i-mean
MCP server that gives text-only agents like Claude Code and Codex image, video, and audio analysis capabilities through local setup and multiple AI providers.
README
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See What I Mean
Give text-only Claude Code and Codex agents image, video, and audio analysis through a local MCP server. Choose free GLM-4.6V-Flash for images and keyframe video, or MiMo V2.5 for images, direct video, and audio.
The user instruction stays one line:
查看并安装这个 Skill:https://github.com/ov-c/see-what-i-mean
The agent owns installation, provider selection, API-key collection, configuration, verification, and any required restart. The user should never need to copy commands or edit paths.
Codex agent procedure
- Ensure Python 3.10+ and
ffmpegare available. - Run
codex plugin marketplace add ov-c/see-what-i-mean, thencodex plugin add see-what-i-mean@see-what-i-mean. - Do not also copy the standalone Skill or run
codex mcp add; the plugin already owns both discovery and MCP registration. - In a new task, follow the loaded
see-what-i-meanSkill. Ask only for provider choice and the matching API key.
The Codex plugin uses a relative MCP launcher and creates a versioned private Python runtime on first start. It does not publish a machine-specific Python path. Verify native tool discovery from the Codex tool inventory; an inline Python MCP client is not an acceptable substitute.
Claude Code agent procedure
- Add this repository as a plugin marketplace and install
see-what-i-mean@see-what-i-mean-marketplace. - Follow the loaded Skill and run
python scripts/agent_bootstrap.py --client claude --registration pluginfrom the plugin root. - Request a restart only if the four MCP tools are still unavailable.
Providers and tools
- GLM-4.6V-Flash:
analyze_imageand eight-keyframeanalyze_video; no documented audio input. - MiMo V2.5:
analyze_image, direct video up to 30 MB, keyframe fallback for larger video, andanalyze_audio. delegate_text: optional bounded text preprocessing through a user-configured non-interactive CLI such asclaude -p.
Media is uploaded to the selected provider. API keys are stored only in the user's private configuration. Never commit keys or share unredacted conversation exports.
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