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Generate SVGs from text prompts and vectorize raster images using QuiverAI's Arrow model (#1 on SVG Arena). Includes baked-in prompt engineering guidance, reference image support, and an outputPath parameter to save SVGs directly to disk. TypeScript, MIT-licensed, requires a free QuiverAI API key.

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# stdio server — install per the repository README:
https://github.com/syntropicsignal-ai/quiver-mcp

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How do I install Quiver-MCP in Claude Code?

Quiver-MCP installs from source — follow the repository README.

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