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Canvora

ai.canvora/canvora · v1.2.0 · MCP server

by ai.canvoraScan grade: GoodOfficial MCP registry · source scanned

Turn any idea, URL, doc, or PDF into on-brand visuals: 100+ formats, native in 150+ languages

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Is Canvora a fit?

From the plugin's manifest and HOL's scan. Anything the plugin does not declare is shown as not declared.

Works with

  • MCP
  • 1 MCP server

Before you install

Sign-in
Not declared
Declared access
Not declared
License
Not declared

Check before relying on it

  • 1 medium finding from the scan. See the evidence
  • The publisher has not verified ownership on HOL.
  • No license declared in the manifest.

What is Canvora?

Canvora is a published mcp server plugin for AI coding agents in the MCP ecosystem, developed by ai.canvora and distributed through the HOL AI plugin registry. Turn any idea, URL, doc, or PDF into on-brand visuals: 100+ formats, native in 150+ languages.

Canonical slug
ai.canvora/canvora
Version
v1.2.0 · updated Jul 20, 2026

Registry snapshot

Owner verification
Not verified
Scanner
HOL plugin scanner
Security result
Needs review
Digest verified
No

Trust and security

Provenance

Plugin root
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Source repo
https://github.com/canvora/canvora-mcp
Source commit
e4ed280623ab…
Publisher verified
No
Owner verified
Not owner verified
Needs review
Security result
86
Security score
0
High findings
Provider
codex-plugin-scanner
Grade
B · Good
Version
3.24.2

[claude:.] Claude Plugin

22/22

5 checks

[claude:.] Security

13/16

6 checks

[claude:.] Operational Security

0/6

5 checks

[claude:.] Code Quality

10/10

2 checks

[claude:claude-plugin] Claude Plugin

18/18

5 checks

[claude:claude-plugin] Security

18/24

6 checks

[claude:claude-plugin] Operational Security

N/A

5 checks · not applicable

[claude:claude-plugin] Code Quality

10/10

2 checks

Findings

mediumoperational-securityDEPENDENCY_LOCKFILE_MISSING

package.json is present without a corresponding lockfile or pinned dependency snapshot.

Commit a lockfile or use fully pinned requirements for reproducible dependency resolution.

lowsecuritySECURITY_MD_MISSING

Plugins should publish a SECURITY.md file for responsible disclosure and support guidance.

Add a SECURITY.md file with reporting guidance and supported versions.

lowoperational-securityDEPENDABOT_MISSING

Automation or dependency surfaces exist, but .github/dependabot.yml is missing.

Add Dependabot updates for GitHub Actions and dependency manifests.

lowsecuritySECURITY_MD_MISSING

Plugins should publish a SECURITY.md file for responsible disclosure and support guidance.

Add a SECURITY.md file with reporting guidance and supported versions.

lowsecurityLICENSE_MISSING

Plugins should ship a LICENSE file so consumers can review usage rights.

Add a LICENSE file that matches the manifest license metadata.

Install guidance

Install in MCP

Connect the bundled MCP server shipped in the repository .mcp.json file.

MCP docs
  1. 1

    Clone the repository

    shell
  2. 2

    Register the server in your MCP client

    Claude Code reads a project .mcp.json file and asks you to approve its servers when you open the folder. Other clients keep their own MCP configuration, so copy the server entry from .mcp.json into that client. If this repository configures its server differently, follow the MCP setup the publisher documents.

  3. 3

    Verify the server

    Check the MCP server list in your client. The server declared in .mcp.json should report as connected. In Claude Code, run /mcp to see it.

Did setup work in MCP?

No setup reports for MCP yet. Self-reported by signed-in visitors. Copying a command is not counted, and most installs are never reported.

Attested installs: Fewer than 10 attested installs of this plugin in week 2026-W43, so no number is shown. Counted from opt-in HOL Guard install reports, once per machine and runtime, and never mixed with the answers above. How install reports work.

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Plugin manifest

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  "source": "official-mcp-registry",
  "evidenceState": "scanned_source",
  "registryName": "ai.canvora/canvora",
  "publishedAt": "2026-07-20T00:14:46.676606Z",
  "packages": [],
  "remotes": [
    {
      "type": "streamable-http",
      "url": "https://api.canvora.ai/mcp"
    }
  ],
  "sourceScannedAt": "2026-10-30T09:02:42.213Z",
  "sourceScanCommit": "e4ed280623ab215fb6954ace47a61f15d68b7c8b"
}

File inventory

File inventory is unavailable for this plugin right now.

Canvora — Frequently asked questions

What is Canvora?
Canvora is an AI plugin in the HOL registry. Turn any idea, URL, doc, or PDF into on-brand visuals: 100+ formats, native in 150+ languages.
How do I install Canvora?
Install Canvora in your harness: MCP — git clone https://github.com/canvora/canvora-mcp. Full step-by-step guidance is on the HOL plugin page.
How do I install Canvora in MCP?
To install Canvora in MCP, start with git clone https://github.com/canvora/canvora-mcp. The complete step-by-step install guide for MCP is on the HOL plugin page.
Who publishes Canvora?
Canvora is published by ai.canvora and listed on HOL.

Install signal

HOL cannot see every install. These are separate signals from different sources, so they are not added together. Counts under each floor show as <N.

Install commands issued here
<5
HOL Guard install commands issued from this listing, last 28 days.
Opt-in install reports
<10
Machines that reported installing it through HOL Guard in week 2026-W43. Reporting is opt-in, so most installs are not counted.
HOL Guard workspaces
<5
Workspaces that approved it or include it in an approved-plugin feed, as of today.