mcp-meme-sticky

mcp-meme-sticky is an MCP server that lets you generate AI-assisted memes and optionally convert them into Telegram stickers. It leverages meme templates from Meme Gen, and uses a local or hosted pipeline to embed text and produce meme images. The server is designed to be invoked by MCP clients that support tool calling, and it exposes meme generation capabilities that can be used to produce shareable images or sticker-ready links. Once generated, you can direct users to Telegram sticker conversion links or use the built-in flow to open image links automatically when sharing results.

Prerequisites:

• Python 3.10 or compatible runtime
• uv (via uvx) installed on your system
• Git access to pull from GitHub

Installation steps:

1. Ensure Python 3.10 is available and uvx is installed. If needed, install uvx from the official source.
2. Run the installation command for the MCP server via uvx as shown in the README:

uvx --python=3.10 --from git+https://github.com/nkapila6/mcp-meme-sticky mcp-sticky

3. Confirm the server is registered under the MCP client configuration and accessible by your MCP environment.
4. If your environment requires a different Python path or virtual environment, adjust the --python flag and virtual environment accordingly.
5. (Optional) Review security audits or enable logging as needed using your MCP host’s tooling.

Tips:

• The server pairs with MCP clients that support tool calling, and it intends to offer Telegram sticker generation links via the associated MCP-Sticky Telegram Bot project. The WhatsApp sticker conversion is listed as pending work.
• Environment variables and configuration options may be exposed by your MCP host; if you need to adjust templates or sources, refer to the mcp-meme-sticky repository for any runtime configurables.
• If you encounter issues with installation, verify network access to the GitHub repository and ensure Python 3.10 is being used as specified. The security audit link provided in the README can be consulted for a deeper review of the server's security posture.
• This server does not include an npm package; it is deployed via uvx as shown, so npm_package is null.