MediaValet DAM (candidate MCP server)
MediaValet does not publish a Model Context Protocol server. This is a CANDIDATE tool surface derived from MediaValet's real REST operations, offered as a design starting point — nothing here is callable today. The candidate tools below are the highest-value agent operations in the MediaValet surface (search, retrieve, tag, categorize, upload, share, link) and every one is bound to a real operationId in openapi/.
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Descriptor
Candidate descriptor · transport
Tools
search_assets— Search the MediaValet library for assets by query, custom attributes, filename, file type or cognitive metadata.get_asset— Retrieve a single asset with its media files, metadata, categories, keywords and permissions.list_categories— List the hierarchical categories (folders) in the library.list_attributes— List the custom metadata attribute definitions available in the library.list_keywords— List the controlled-vocabulary keywords in the library.tag_asset— Add one or more keywords to an asset.update_asset_metadata— Apply a JSON Patch document to an asset's title, description or custom attributes.create_direct_link— Create a CDN / direct link for an asset so it can be distributed outside the DAM.upload_asset— Run the three-step MediaValet upload — request an upload URL, PUT the bytes to Azure blob storage, then finalize.subscribe_to_events— Create a SkyHOOK webhook subscription so an agent is notified when assets change.
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