Let an agent use fewer.photos as you.
fewer.photos has a built-in MCP server. Connect Claude — or anything else that speaks MCP — and it can read your frames and post on your behalf, with exactly the access you approve and no more.
The address
Point your client here. It handles sign-in itself.
https://fewer.photos/api/mcp
In Claude, add it as a custom connector. In Claude Code, it's claude mcp add --transport http fewer https://fewer.photos/api/mcp. Either way a fewer.photos page opens and asks whether to allow it — and whether it may make changes or only read.
What it can do
Read
Available to every connection.
- Read your Home stream, Discover and the Featured wall
- Look up anyone’s profile and their recent frames
- Read one frame — caption, likes, and its comments
- See who you follow, who follows you, and who’s waiting for approval
Change
Only if you allow changes when you connect.
- Post your one frame for the current cycle
- Like a frame, or take a like back
- Follow and unfollow people
- Comment, and delete a comment
- Approve or deny a follow request
- Change who can see a frame, or your whole account
- Edit your bio, website, handle and email settings
What it can't do
- Post more than one frame in an 8-hour cycle. The rule is enforced in the database, not in the app — an agent gets the same refusal you would.
- See anything you can’t. Every read runs as you, through the same privacy checks the website uses.
- Delete your account, or change your avatar. Both stay behind the website’s own confirmation screens.
- Keep working after you disconnect it. Revoking access in Settings ends it immediately.
Plain URLs, no agent needed
A few things are just addresses. Anything that can fetch a URL can use them.
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Contact sheet
/u/{handle}/sheet.jpg
Someone’s recent public frames as one image — three across, seven down, a week at three cycles a day. Also available as .webp.
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Ambient display
/i/current.jpg
The current Featured frames as a plain image, changing every 15 minutes. Add ?w=800 to size it for a panel; .png and .webp work too. Built for e-ink frames, Raspberry Pis and screensavers.
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RSS
/feeds/featured.xml
Featured, any profile, or your own stream behind a private token. The link is in the footer of each of those pages.