# Room Moodboard & Palette Calculator AI Agent Connect

> Room Moodboard & Palette Calculator MCP gives your AI agent the mathematical foundation needed for professional interior design. It handles the heavy lifting of color theory, light exposure adjustments, and material quantity calculations. Instead of guessing, your agent uses precise formulas to build balanced palettes and accurate shopping lists for any room layout.

## Overview
- **Category:** productivity
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_nMy4sTXYxNjor4SVSo82CbHLXAGBX3tPNu4KcYsQ/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** interior-design, color-theory, architecture, palette-generator, material-calculation

## Description

You can now give your AI client the ability to think like a professional interior designer. This MCP moves beyond simple color suggestions by applying mathematical logic to every design decision. When you ask your agent to design a space, it doesn't just pick pretty colors; it calculates how light from a specific window orientation will change those hues and checks if the contrast between surfaces meets your visual requirements. It also handles the practical side of design by calculating exactly how much paint or wallpaper you need for a specific area. This removes the guesswork from the planning phase, allowing you to move from a concept to a physical material list in seconds. Whether you are working with specific hex codes or broad room dimensions, your agent uses these tools to ensure the final palette is balanced, the contrast is functional, and the material orders are accurate.

## Tools

### analyze_contrast_viability
This tool checks if two colors work together by testing if their contrast meets your specific threshold based on their finishes.

### calculate_material_requirements
Your agent uses this to figure out the exact amount of physical materials needed to cover a surface.

### calculate_palette
This tool generates a complete set of mathematically balanced colors based on the constraints you provide.

### get_orientation_adjustment
Your agent calls this to get color correction factors that account for how light hits a room based on its orientation.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
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Generate a palette using #F0EAD6 and #4682B4 for a 50sqm room with North facing light.
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**Response:** 
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Your palette includes a dominant #F0EAD6, secondary #A3C1AD, and an accent of #4682B4. Total material required for 50sqm is 12.5 liters of paint.
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**Prompt:** 
```
Will #FFFFFF and #000000 have enough contrast for a high-contrast target?
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**Response:** 
```
Yes, the contrast ratio is 21.0, which meets your high-contrast requirement.
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**Prompt:** 
```
How much wallpaper do I need for 20sqm if the coverage is 0.8?
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**Response:** 
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You will need 16 square meters of wallpaper.
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## Capabilities

### Mathematical Color Balancing
The agent uses color theory formulas to create cohesive palettes.

### Light Exposure Correction
Your agent adjusts color choices based on how much natural light a room receives.

### Contrast Validation
The agent verifies that color combinations meet specific visibility or aesthetic standards.

### Material Estimation
Your agent calculates the physical quantity of supplies needed for a project.

## Use Cases

### Automated Moodboarding
Your agent builds a full color scheme from a single starting hex code.

### Light Analysis
The agent adjusts a palette to prevent colors from looking washed out in North facing rooms.

### Material Planning
The agent generates a precise list of materials needed for a specific square footage.

### Accessibility Checking
Your agent verifies that color contrasts are sufficient for the intended space.

## Benefits

- Eliminates manual math for paint and wallpaper quantities.
- Corrects color choices for real world light conditions.
- Ensures color combinations meet specific contrast needs.
- Provides mathematically sound palettes instead of random guesses.

## How It Works

Connect your client to Vinkius and start designing immediately.

1. Connect your MCP-compatible client to Vinkius.
2. Provide your agent with room dimensions and light details.
3. The agent uses the tools to calculate palettes and material needs.
4. Review the mathematically verified design plan.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**How does the MCP handle different lighting conditions?**
The agent uses the orientation adjustment tool to provide color correction factors based on how light hits the room.

**Can I use this to calculate how much paint to buy?**
Yes, the material requirements tool calculates the physical quantity needed for specific surfaces.

**Does it work with specific hex codes?**
Yes, you can provide specific hex codes to the agent to build palettes around them.

**How does it ensure colors look good together?**
The agent uses mathematical balancing and contrast analysis to verify color viability.

**What clients can I use this with?**
You can use this with any MCP-compatible client like Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, or VS Code.

**How does the palette generation work?**
The `calculate_palette` tool uses anchor colors and mathematical derivatives like tints and shades to ensure harmony across dominant, secondary, accent, and neutral roles.

**Can I calculate how much paint I need?**
Yes, use the `calculate_material_requirements` tool by providing the total surface area and the material density factor.

**How does room orientation affect the colors?**
The `get_orientation_adjustment` tool provides luminance and saturation shifts to compensate for how light from different directions (like North or South) affects perceived color.