Что умеет

Get Account: Credit balance, subscription state, and what each generation costs (mascot 2, prop 2, pose 2, animation 5 credits). Call this before expensive work to know what the balance allows.

List Projects: The user's MascotLab projects with ids, and which one is active. Generations always land on the active project.

Select Project: Makes a project the active one. All create_* tools generate into the active project, so switch first when working across projects.

MascotLab gives an app one character and keeps it that way.

Describe a mascot once and it is locked. Every pose, prop and animation you generate afterwards is rendered against that locked reference rather than from the description again, so the character on your empty state and the character on your error page are recognisably the same one. That is the difference from a general image tool, which redraws a new character every call.

Ask in plain language and the agent picks the tools. It gets back a download URL and writes the PNGs and MP4s straight into your repository, so the artwork arrives without leaving your editor.

Generations are asynchronous: every create tool returns a generation id immediately and check_generation polls it to completion. Images take roughly 10 to 40 seconds, animations one to three minutes.

Tools: get_account, list_projects, select_project, create_project, get_board, create_mascot, create_prop, create_pose, create_animation, check_generation, download_artifact.

Hosted remote server, so there is nothing to install and no API key to paste: the first request answers with a sign-in challenge and you approve it in a browser. Artwork you generate is yours, including commercially.

Docs: https://mascotlab.io/mascot-generator-for-claude-code

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get_account	Credit balance, subscription state, and what each generation costs (mascot 2, prop 2, pose 2, animation 5 credits). Call this before expensive work to know what the balance allows.
list_projects	The user's MascotLab projects with ids, and which one is active. Generations always land on the active project.
select_project	Makes a project the active one. All create_* tools generate into the active project, so switch first when working across projects.
create_project	Creates a new project and makes it the active one, so following create_* calls land in it.
get_board	Everything in a project: mascots, props, poses, animations and in-flight generations, with the ids other tools take. Defaults to the active project.
create_mascot	Generates a new mascot character from a description (2 credits, charged only on success). Returns a generation_id immediately; poll it with check_generation (about 10-40 seconds). The mascot anchors every later pose and animation, so describe species, personality and look in one sentence.
create_prop	Generates a standalone object the mascot can hold or use, e.g. a wrench or a coffee cup (2 credits, charged only on success). Returns a generation_id for check_generation. Props are reusable across poses.
create_pose	Renders a mascot performing an action, optionally holding props, and optionally with a second mascot in the same frame (2 credits, charged only on success). Identity is anchored to each mascot's reference sheet so the characters stay on-model. Returns a generation_id for check_generation.
create_animation	Animates a pose, or the mascot itself, into a short silent MP4 clip (5 credits; requires an active subscription). The clip can be pinned at both ends with end_pose_id, or looped so it ends where it began. Returns a generation_id; animations take one to three minutes, so call check_generation with wait_seconds 50 and repeat until it settles.
check_generation	Status of a generation_id from any create_* tool. With wait_seconds (recommended: 45) it waits server-side and returns as soon as the render settles, so one or two calls usually cover an image and a few cover an animation. Completed results include a short-lived download URL.
download_artifact	Mints a fresh download URL (valid 10 minutes) for any artifact on the board: mascot, prop, pose (PNG) or animation (MP4). Use the ids from get_board, and fetch the URL promptly, for example with curl, to save the file into the repository.