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https://omoro.io/llms.txt
− > Omoro is a visual research system for creative people: design aesthetics broken down to palette, typography, materials and lineage, for photographers, designers and art directors.− Omoro helps creative professionals build campaigns, compose social posts, explore visual aesthetics, curate mood boards, and shape their brand's visual identity. It combines a public reference library of 220+ documented aesthetic styles with a private creative studio suite (AI image generation, post composer, collage builder, vision deck, and style analysis).− 220+ visual styles documented for photographers, designers, and art directors. Each aesthetic includes: a plain-language explanation, when to use it, what it's perfect for, visual characteristics, cultural context, hex color palettes, key traits, and real-world practitioners. Styles include Dark Academia, Bauhaus, Y2K, Vaporwave, Wabi-Sabi, Cyberpunk, Cottagecore, Luxury Minimal, Swiss Design, Neo-Brutalism, Afrofuturism, Solarpunk, Liminal Space, and 130+ more.− 650+ curated color palettes with hex codes, spanning 220+ aesthetic styles (several palette interpretations per style). Each palette includes primary and accent colors with exact hex values for use in design, photography direction, and brand development.− Side-by-side comparisons of aesthetic styles across 8 visual dimensions: minimal vs maximal, analog vs digital, warm vs cool, organic vs geometric, historical vs futuristic, mass-market vs niche, optimistic vs pessimistic, and structured vs chaotic. Covers every pairing across 104 comparable styles (~5,300 combinations, e.g. omoro.io/compare/dark-academia-vs-gothic) — any two comparable styles can be looked up directly by URL, not just a curated subset. Helps designers understand how two styles − An interactive archive of 220+ visual aesthetics organized by category: cultural era, fashion, design type, video/film, and more. Browse the full landscape of documented visual languages with palettes, key traits, and creative direction.− - **https://www.omoro.io/data/styles.json** - all 220+ styles as a listing:− The same library is available as a Model Context Protocol server, so an− assistant can query it directly rather than reading pages.+ > Omoro is an aesthetic intelligence system with two agent interfaces: a free public research library and a paid, authenticated creative workspace. Its structured visual knowledge covers palettes, typography, materials and lineage.+ Omoro helps creative professionals and AI agents explore visual aesthetics, compare references, develop creative directions, and work with a private creative studio. It combines a public reference library with an authenticated workspace for personal creative context and saved work.+ Documented visual styles for photographers, designers, art directors, and agents. Each aesthetic can include a plain-language explanation, use cases, visual characteristics, cultural context, palettes, key traits, and related references. The current inventory and counts are published in the machine-readable data index.+ Curated color palettes with exact hex codes, associated with visual styles and useful for design, photography direction, and brand development. The current inventory is published in the machine-readable data index.+ Side-by-side comparisons of aesthetic styles across eight scored dimensions: minimal_maximal, analog_digital, expressive_restrained, warm_cool, futuristic_nostalgic, structured_chaotic, light_dark, and organic_geometric. Helps designers and agents understand how two styles relate, overlap, or diverge.+ An interactive archive of visual aesthetics organized by category: cultural era, fashion, design type, video/film, and more. Browse the documented visual languages with palettes, key traits, and creative direction.+ - **https://www.omoro.io/data/styles.json** - the style listing:+ Omoro provides separate MCP servers for public research and private workspace+ actions. Give them distinct client-side names when installing both.+ - **Client name:** `omoro-library`+ ### Private Creative Workspace MCP+ - **Client name:** `omoro-studio`+ - **Endpoint:** https://jhlqhjlcswqnmjfgxkin.supabase.co/functions/v1/mcp-server+ - **Auth:** paid Omoro account and a private bearer API key. Create and manage access at https://omoro.io/mcp-usage.+ - **Use it for:** personal creative context, saved captures and palettes, moodboards, notebook entries, briefs, vision decks, sessions and account tools.+ - **Mutations:** notebook creation and deletion affect the signed-in user's workspace. The delete tool requires explicit confirmation.+ - **Billing:** successful tool calls are metered; tool errors are not.+ - **Do not send private user data to the public library server.** The public server does not read or write account data.+ For saved personal references, account data, or workspace actions, use the+ authenticated `omoro-studio` server described above. Do not use the public+ `omoro-library` server for private workspace operations.
