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Last probed Nov 3, 2026 · api.display.sh
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MCP connect URL: https://api.display.sh/mcp
Skill page: https://www.mcpbundles.com/skills/display-mcp-c74c0df635
Explore capabilities (22)
read 5
write 1
other 16
Present
12
Get
3
List
2
Other capabilities
5
Inspect Surface Capabilities
other
inspect_surface_capabilities
Inspect the live display session: connected surfaces (device classes, aspect, density), recommended render strategy, primary surface class, and a snapshot of the current canvas (`currentScene.revision` + `currentScene.summary`). Always call this before rendering. Set your visual document's meta.viewport to match the returned primaryViewport dimensions so the composition fills the surface exactly. If `currentScene.summary` is null the canvas is empty — render directly with `expectedRevision: curr
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Inspect Surface Capabilities — Inspect the live display session: connected surfaces (device classes, aspect, density), recommended render strategy, primary surface class, and a snapshot of the current canvas (`currentScene.revision` + `currentScene.summary`). Always call this before rendering. Set your visual document's meta.viewport to match the returned primaryViewport dimensions so the composition fills the surface exactly. If `currentScene.summary` is null the canvas is empty — render directly with `expectedRevision: curr
Get Current Scene — Get the scene currently on the session's canvas. Returns `revision`, `scene`, and `summary`. Read `revision` immediately before present_visual_document and pass it back as expectedRevision. Use `summary` to see what is already on the canvas — it lists every element's ID, type, and count without parsing the full scene graph — so you can fold existing content into a re-authored document. `summary` is null when the canvas is empty.
Get Viewer Url — Get the shareable, embeddable URL for this Display session. Share this link with anyone who should see the canvas — it opens in read-only embed mode with no control chrome, and is suitable for embedding in an <iframe>. The link is valid until the session expires.
Present Visual Document — Fallback render tool for novel compositions that none of the editorial primitives fits. Submits an AI-authored visual document (HTML/CSS/SVG, optionally with <canvas> via the Display runtime) that is rendered inside a sandboxed iframe.
DO NOT reach for this when a primitive fits — present_sankey / present_barChart / present_lineChart / present_treemap / present_donut / present_timeline / present_flowchart take simple structured inputs and the server renders the full editorial composition. For a
Present Sankey — Render a Sankey-based editorial composition. Use for any thesis about flow / leakage / allocation / where-X-goes (money flows, energy flows, resource breakdowns, decision flows). You supply the data (thesis, flows.nodes, flows.links) and optional editorial slots (branchAnnotations, takeaway, rightPanel, asideMetric); the server renders the full HTML/SVG composition — headline, hero Sankey with annotations placed directly on each branch, optional side panel and metric callout, takeaway footer. No
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Present Barchart — Render a bar-chart editorial composition. Use for any ranking / current-vs-target / side-by-side comparison thesis (top spending categories, cost vs. target, before vs. after). You supply the data (thesis, bars with values and optional targets) and optional editorial slots (takeaway, rightPanel, asideMetric); the server renders the full HTML/SVG composition — headline, hero bars with values and target ticks, optional side panel and metric callout, takeaway footer. No HTML authoring; no geometry
Present Treemap — Render a treemap editorial composition. Use for part-of-whole / dense category breakdowns where many items share a single total (where the money goes, what makes up a portfolio). You supply the data (thesis, items with values) and optional editorial slots (takeaway, rightPanel, asideMetric); the server packs cells with a squarified algorithm and labels each one with category + value + share.
CONCURRENCY: replaces the surface, expectedRevision required (0 if empty).
Present Donut — Render a donut editorial composition. Use for single-composition shares (≤8 slices) or two-segment focus stories with a big centre metric. You supply the data (thesis, slices, optional centerLabel) and optional editorial slots; the server draws the donut, labels each slice's share, and places legend + values on the right.
CONCURRENCY: replaces the surface, expectedRevision required (0 if empty).
Present Timeline — Render a timeline editorial composition. Use for chronological narratives — events along an axis with auto-laning to avoid collisions. You supply the data (thesis, events with numeric time positions, optional details and tones) and optional editorial slots; the server places markers, labels and connectors.
CONCURRENCY: replaces the surface, expectedRevision required (0 if empty).
Present Flowchart — Render a flowchart editorial composition. Use for process / dependency / system maps — a layered DAG with rounded-rect nodes and bezier edges. You supply the data (thesis, nodes, edges with optional labels) and optional editorial slots; the server places nodes by layer (topological order) and draws curved edges between them.
CONCURRENCY: replaces the surface, expectedRevision required (0 if empty).
Present Linechart — Render a line-chart editorial composition. Use for trends over a continuous axis (time series, cumulative curves, dose-response), multi-series comparisons (this year vs last year, control vs variant, A/B/C lines on one axis), or any thesis that's about a path through time. You supply the series (each with id, label, data points, optional tone/emphasis) and optional editorial slots (annotations pinned to specific data points, threshold reference lines, takeaway, rightPanel, asideMetric, axis labe
Present Markdown — Plain prose documents only — meeting notes, written summaries, explanations with no visual structure. Do NOT use for structured data, comparisons, timelines, metrics, infographics, or anything that benefits from layout — use present_visual_document instead.
Present Chart — Render one chart, OR a grid of several charts in one scene — pass the `charts: [{kind, title, data}, ...]` array and each becomes a panel in a responsive grid (2×2 dashboard, 1×4 strip, etc.). This is the right tool for any dashboard / small-multiples / N-charts-on-one-screen request — do NOT reach for present_visual_document to hand-author a multi-panel layout when the panels are bar/line/pie/area charts. Single-chart form is the legacy convenience: pass `kind` + `data`. Replaces the scene by d
Present Diagram — Mermaid auto-layout diagrams only. Use this ONLY when Mermaid's automatic layout is an advantage: sequence diagrams, ER diagrams, state machines, Gantt charts, git graphs, and class diagrams. For everything else — flowcharts, hierarchies, comparison layouts, spatial compositions, money flows, architecture overviews, or anything where you control placement — use present_visual_document instead, which produces larger, more readable, fully designed output. Pass replace:false to append.
Present Code — Convenience: render a code block with optional syntax highlighting. Pass replace:false to append to the current scene.
Clear Scene — Clear the canvas back to the empty waiting state.
List Display Sessions — List all Display sessions owned by your account, newest first. Returns session IDs, status, and viewerUrl for each active session. Requires an authenticated session — returns an error for anonymous sessions.
Get Display Session — Get details for a specific Display session by ID. The session must be owned by your account. Returns status, revision, surface count, and viewerUrl.
Create Session — Create a new named Display session. Returns its `sessionId` and `viewerUrl` — share the URL with the user so they can open it on a screen, and pass the `sessionId` to subsequent session-bound tool calls (present_visual_document, etc.) to render to this session. Requires authentication.
List Scene Revisions — List saved scene revisions for this session, newest first. Returns revision number, timestamp, and agent that wrote each revision — no scene data. Use export_scene_revision to retrieve a specific revision's scene. Requires an authenticated session.
Export Scene Revision — Get the full scene at a specific past revision. Returns the complete NormalizedScene — use this to inspect or compare what the canvas looked like at a particular point. Requires an authenticated session.
Restore Scene Revision — Restore the canvas to a previous revision. Loads the scene from history and applies it as a new revision — the canvas evolves forward, no data is deleted. Pass expectedRevision to guard against concurrent writes since you last read. Requires an authenticated session.
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