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Analyze DWF drawings with Nova Pro for visuals, metadata, and images.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "dwf-analyzer-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use dwf-analyzer-mcp to analyze this DWF file and summarize the key visual content and visible elements.
A visual analysis summary describing main objects, layout, or anomalies.
Use dwf-analyzer-mcp to extract metadata from this DWF file and organize it as a structured list.
Structured metadata from the drawing, such as title, properties, or other extractable info.
Use dwf-analyzer-mcp to extract images from this DWF drawing and explain the source or purpose of each image.
Extracted images from the drawing with brief descriptions.
Designers or engineering teams can use it for a quick visual pass over DWF drawings. It helps surface key content before a manual review.
When a set of DWF files needs to be organized into searchable information, it can extract and structure metadata. This is useful for archiving, search, or later analysis.
If a drawing contains embedded images or reference visuals, it can help extract those image assets. This is useful for asset management or reuse.
It is an MCP server for analyzing DWF files, with visual analysis, metadata extraction, and image extraction from drawings.
It uses Amazon Bedrock’s Nova Pro model. You need access to Amazon Bedrock to use it.
Based on the description, it is designed for DWF drawing files and performs analysis and extraction on them.
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