ImageKit, the complete media lifecycle platform for websites and apps, today announced a major expansion of its Model Context Protocol offering, introducing enhanced governance, granular access controls, broader operational capabilities, and a library of Agent Skills to support enterprise AI workflows.
Building on its initial MCP server launch last year, ImageKit has evolved its offering into three specialized, fully hosted MCP servers. With this expansion to over 70 DAM tools and Agent Skills, an AI assistant can now search, organize, and publish assets end to end, while working within same permissions as person who connected it.
"Our first MCP server made ImageKit's media capabilities accessible inside AI assistants. As organizations move from experimenting with AI agents to actually integrating them into everyday operations, secure and governed access becomes increasingly important," said Manu Chaudhary, co-founder and CTO of ImageKit. "With this expansion to over 70 DAM tools and Agent Skills, an AI assistant can now search, organize, and publish assets end to end, while working within the same permissions as the person who connected it, bringing the intelligence, control, flexibility, and reliability enterprise operations require."
Expanded capabilities include advanced agentic DAM capabilities accessing more than 70 tools, interactive media workflows browsing visual search results and uploading files through interactive interfaces, infrastructure administration managing storage origins and analytics, and documentation-backed developer assistance.
Built on open standards for enterprise interoperability Model Context Protocol fully hosted and managed by ImageKit eliminating need to deploy separate infrastructure. Integration with existing permissions allows teams to adopt AI-assisted workflows without parallel access-control system.
About ImageKit
ImageKit is a media lifecycle platform for websites and apps: one system for managing assets, producing on-brand creative, and delivering images and video to production, without an export or a handoff in between.
It works with the storage you already have, including S3, GCS, and your own server, and with a built-in Agentic DAM for the assets you want findable, governed, and operable by agents, tagged by LLMs in your business's own vocabulary rather than generic labels. Creative teams generate on-brand variants from templates, with GenAI where they need it. Developers get 50+ real-time transformations and adaptive streaming that works with any player. And through ImageKit's MCP servers, an agent can do the work end to end, from finding the approved assets and resizing them for every screen to publishing them live, under the same permissions as the person who asked.
