TokenFlux Image Generation

MCP service at https://tokenflux.ai/v1/images/mcp (http) with 4 tools.

Requirements

• mh CLI must be installed. If not available, install with:

  curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/vaayne/mcphub/main/scripts/install.sh | sh
  

• TOKENFLUX_API_KEY environment variable must be set with your TokenFlux API key

Usage

List tools: mh list -u https://tokenflux.ai/v1/images/mcp --header "Authorization:Bearer ${TOKENFLUX_API_KEY}"

Get tool details: mh inspect -u https://tokenflux.ai/v1/images/mcp --header "Authorization:Bearer ${TOKENFLUX_API_KEY}" <tool-name>

Invoke tool: mh invoke -u https://tokenflux.ai/v1/images/mcp --header "Authorization:Bearer ${TOKENFLUX_API_KEY}" <tool-name> '{"param": "value"}'

Workflow

1. List models first: Use listModels to discover available image generation models
2. Get model schema: Use getModel with the chosen model_id to get the required input_schema
3. Generate image: Use generateImage with the correct input format from the schema
4. Poll if needed: If generation returns status: 'processing', use getGeneration to poll until complete

Notes

• Run inspect before invoking unfamiliar tools to get full parameter schema
• Timeout: 30s default, use --timeout <seconds> to adjust
• generateImage waits up to 30 seconds; if still processing, poll with getGeneration
• Always call getModel before generateImage to understand the correct input format

Tools

• listModels: List all available VLM models with their IDs, names, descriptions, and pricing. Use this first to discover valid model_id values for generate_image. This tool takes no parameters.
• getModel: Get detailed information about a specific VLM model including its input_schema. The input_schema is a JSON Schema describing the required input object for generate_image. Always call this before generate_image to understand the correct input format.
• generateImage: Generate an image using a VLM model. IMPORTANT: Call get_model first to get the input_schema for your model. This tool waits up to 30 seconds for completion. If the image is ready, returns {id, status: ‘succeeded’, images: […]}. If still processing after 30s, returns {id, status: ‘processing’} – use get_generation to poll.
• getGeneration: Get the status and result of an image generation request. Use the id returned by generate_image to poll until status is ‘succeeded’ or ‘failed’. Returns {id, model, status, images?, error?, cost?}.