Widen (Acquia DAM) MCP. Search, update metadata, and pull embed links from chat.

You've got Widen (Acquia DAM) connected, so your AI agent can handle all the messy digital asset stuff without you having to click through a million folders. This server turns what should be complex backend dam functions into simple commands you just talk to your client.

To find files, use search_widen_assets. You'll feed it specific internal search syntax—think keywords mixed with categories or metadata fields—and it searches the entire DAM database instantly. For a deeper dive into what assets live where, first run list_global_categories to get all the top-level folders; then you can use get_category_contents to list every asset and subfolder inside that specific category node.

When you're dealing with user organization, you can start by checking out everyone who has access using list_account_users, which gives you a roster of authorized users and their roles. You can then manage collections: run list_saved_collections to see all the custom groups someone’s built, and if you want to know everything in one of those collections, use list_collection_assets with the collection ID.

Need to check out a specific asset? First, grab all the technical nitty-gritty details—the full metadata and properties—by calling get_asset_details using just an asset ID. When you're ready to build something on a website, don't bother navigating; just use list_cdn_embed_links with an asset ID, and it hands you the active CDN links, responsive image snippets, or even HTML code for embedding.

If you gotta tweak some data, remember that metadata updates require two things: the asset ID and a JSON object detailing exactly which fields need new values. That's what update_asset_metadata handles. And if an old file is just cluttering up storage, use delete_media_asset to permanently wipe it from the entire Acquia DAM system.

It's all about asking for what you need: search across assets using search_widen_assets; grab every technical detail on a single piece with get_asset_details; change metadata fields via update_asset_metadata; list top-level folders with list_global_categories, then check subfolders with get_category_contents; see all the files in a custom group by listing them with list_collection_assets; get web embeds using list_cdn_embed_links; and finally, delete old stuff permanently with delete_media_asset.