CI HUB (CI HUB GmbH, Berlin) builds the connector layer between digital asset repositories and the applications creative and marketing teams actually work in. Its Connector plugs Adobe Creative Cloud, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Figma, Sketch, Canva, WordPress, SharePoint, Salesforce and Asana into more than 60 DAM, MAM, PIM, CMS, stock and cloud-storage systems through one uniform panel, so an asset is placed, relinked and version-checked without leaving the design or document. For developers CI HUB publishes two SDKs at developer.ci-hub.com. The Access SDK is an HTTP API under /api/v1 that lets a partner platform embed that same connectivity: a partner backend signs an RS256 JWT, exchanges it for a CI HUB session, connects an end user to a DAM provider, then browses, searches and reads assets over one contract regardless of which DAM is behind it. The Integration SDK runs the other direction, letting a DAM, PIM or storage vendor translate its own API into CI HUB's handler format and appear in every CI HUB connector. CI HUB also operates a hosted MCP server (mcp.ci-hub.com, marketed as the Bright AI Connector) that exposes governed, permission-mapped DAM search and asset operations to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot and any other MCP-compatible client.
CI HUB publishes 3 APIs on the APIs.io network: Assets API, Auth API, and System API. Tagged areas include Company, Digital Asset Management, Content Management, Product Information Management, and Integration.
CI HUB’s developer surface includes documentation, API reference, getting-started guide, support, engineering blog, pricing, signup flow, and 18 more developer resources.
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The other direction of the CI HUB platform. A DAM, MAM, PIM, CMS, stock or cloud-storage vendor writes an integration that translates its own proprietary API into CI HUB's handl...
A hosted, remote Model Context Protocol server that gives an AI client governed access to the DAM systems a user has connected through CI HUB. It exposes core system, asset and ...
A hosted, remote MCP server that gives an AI client governed access to whichever DAM, PIM, CMS or cloud-storage systems the end user has connected through CI HUB. The pitch is a...
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name: CI HUB
description: 'CI HUB (CI HUB GmbH, Berlin) builds the connector layer between digital asset repositories and the applications
creative and marketing teams actually work in. Its Connector plugs Adobe Creative Cloud, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace,
Figma, Sketch, Canva, WordPress, SharePoint, Salesforce and Asana into more than 60 DAM, MAM, PIM, CMS, stock and cloud-storage
systems through one uniform panel, so an asset is placed, relinked and version-checked without leaving the design or document.
For developers CI HUB publishes two SDKs at developer.ci-hub.com. The Access SDK is an HTTP API under /api/v1 that lets
a partner platform embed that same connectivity: a partner backend signs an RS256 JWT, exchanges it for a CI HUB session,
connects an end user to a DAM provider, then browses, searches and reads assets over one contract regardless of which DAM
is behind it. The Integration SDK runs the other direction, letting a DAM, PIM or storage vendor translate its own API into
CI HUB''s handler format and appear in every CI HUB connector. CI HUB also operates a hosted MCP server (mcp.ci-hub.com,
marketed as the Bright AI Connector) that exposes governed, permission-mapped DAM search and asset operations to ChatGPT,
Claude, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot and any other MCP-compatible client.'
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description: 'The other direction of the CI HUB platform. A DAM, MAM, PIM, CMS, stock or cloud-storage vendor writes an
integration that translates its own proprietary API into CI HUB''s handler format using defineIntegration, and the result
appears inside every CI HUB connector — Adobe Creative Cloud, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Figma and the rest. It
is a handler contract rather than an HTTP API: the vendor implements named handlers (login, checkToken, refreshToken,
logout, search, getFolder, download, upload, createAsset, updateAsset, task handlers) that CI HUB invokes, and declares
a capability matrix describing what its platform supports. Shipped as the npm package @ci-hub/integration-sdk with an
integration-cli for scaffolding, local development against a test UI, and submission.'
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name: CI HUB MCP Server (Bright AI Connector)
description: 'A hosted, remote Model Context Protocol server that gives an AI client governed access to the DAM systems
a user has connected through CI HUB. It exposes core system, asset and folder tools — provider listing, brand config,
file-to-text conversion, asset search, upload by URL, download URL, rename, move, delete, version history, folder browse/create/
rename/move/delete, plus batch variants — to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot and any other MCP-compatible client.
Each user authenticates their own DAM account through CI HUB first, so the AI inherits that user''s existing DAM permissions
rather than a service account''s. Authorization is OAuth 2.1: the server publishes RFC 9728 protected-resource metadata
pointing at mcp-auth.ci-hub.com, which advertises RFC 8414 authorization-server metadata with dynamic client registration
and PKCE S256.'
humanURL: https://ci-hub.com/ai/mcp-server
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- type: OAuthScopes
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- aid: ci-hub:ci-hub-assets-api
name: CI HUB Assets API
description: The Assets API from CI HUB — 4 operation(s) for assets.
humanURL: https://developer.ci-hub.com/access
baseURL: https://live.ci-hub.com/api/v1
tags:
- Assets
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- type: RateLimits
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- aid: ci-hub:ci-hub-auth-api
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description: The Auth API from CI HUB — 6 operation(s) for auth.
humanURL: https://developer.ci-hub.com/access
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- aid: ci-hub:ci-hub-system-api
name: CI HUB System API
description: The System API from CI HUB — 1 operation(s) for system.
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maintainers:
- FN: Kin Lane
email: kin@apievangelist.com
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email: info@apis.io
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