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This PR migrates code from https://github.com/groundlight/framegrab-mcp-server, so that Framegrab and Groundlight can run together seamlessly.
I haven't been able to get framegrab to run within a dockerfile on my machine for some reason, even with network=host, privileged=true, etc. So I have been simply configuring my MCP sever to run like this in Claude Desktop:
This is similar to how the Framegrab MCP server was run, so perhaps this is fine.
I added a tool that will capture an image from a specified framegrabber and submit it to a detector. Previously it was not possible to send images captured by a framegrabber to Groundlight; you could only submit image URLs.