ChatGPT Plugin

Inspiration by VASA

Find design inspiration

Brand: Inspiration by VASA Works

Category: Content & Design
Primary Subcategory: Graphic Design & Branded Asset Studios

Integration details

Description

Find visual references for your next design project with Inspiration MCP by VASA.Works. Search by style, category, color, typography, and design details. Explore related references, inspect images, discover font pairings, and generate color palettes from a starting color. Save references to your Inspiration boards and return to them later. An Inspiration account is required to connect.

Integration type: Plugin
Verification status: Not applicable
Platform: ChatGPT
Category: Content & Design
Primary Subcategory: Graphic Design & Branded Asset Studios
Secondary Subcategories: None listed
Brand: Inspiration by VASA Works
Access: Account required
First tracked: 2026-11-03
Tool count: 19
Market: US

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Tools

19 tools agents can invoke

Add catalog items to one of the account's boards (id or slug). Idempotent: an item already in the board is reported under `already_in_board`, without adding it again. Call only when the user asks to add items. Returns the canonical URL, title, item count, and cover thumbnails.
Analyze any hex list (e.g. a brand's extracted colors) with the same detail the Color Palettes catalog carries: WCAG 2.1 contrast pairs, swatch roles (background/surface/primary/accent/text/...), temperature, harmony, hue families, saturation/lightness stats, color descriptors, and nearest named colors. On invalid input, returns {"error": "..."} instead of raising.
Create a board, optionally seeded with catalog item ids (from search_inspiration/similar_items results). Soft-dedups by title: if the account already has a board with the same title (trimmed, case-insensitive), returns THAT board with a note instead of creating a duplicate. Returns the canonical URL, title, item count, and (when seeded) cover thumbnails.
Return an item's image bytes as base64 JSON — ONLY for clients that cannot render MCP image content. WARNING: the base64 lands in model context (hundreds of KB at large sizes) — prefer get_image, which returns a native image block, and keep max_px small here.
Deprecated — call get_image instead (it also takes a list of ids). Kept only so existing integrations keep working.
Generate a Relume-style 7-step tint/shade ramp from a brand hex color. color brand hex, e.g. "#2E8B57". mode "clone" (Relume-exact linear-RGB) or "perceptual" (OKLab, even lightness, stable hue). neutral_tint_strength 0..1 — how strongly to tint the neutral gray ramp toward `color` (0 = pure gray). find_similar how many nearest curated Color Palettes to return (0 to skip). Returns {color, mode, ramp[7], neutrals[7], contrast, roles, exports:{json,css,tailwind}, similar_palettes[]}. ramp/neutrals items are {name, group, hex, rgb}. contrast = WCAG 2.1 pairs over the ramp (best_text_pair, aa/aaa). roles = per-step role label. similar = nearest color-palettes items by ΔE. On invalid input, returns {"error": "..."} instead of raising.
One board's metadata + items (id or slug accepted): title, description, public/private, curator, and compact item rows (id/title/category/subtype/image_url). Works for the caller's own boards and for anyone else's PUBLIC boards.
Show an item's image — or up to 6 of them in one call. Pass a single id for one image, or a LIST of ids to build a contact sheet without one call per image. Batched results come back as a manifest block first ({order, errors}) followed by the images IN THAT ORDER, so you can map each picture back to its id; an id that failed appears only in `errors`. Resolution defaults to 1600px for a single image and 1024px for a batch; set max_px to override.
One item's full record — or several, in a single call. Pass a single id for one record, or a LIST of ids (up to 20) to fetch a whole set at once instead of one call per item. Scalar in, scalar out; list in, you get {returned, items, missing} with items in the order you asked and `missing` naming any id that wasn't found. detail="standard" (default) is almost always enough: frontmatter facets + summary + body (capped) + public image/video URLs, with the huge payloads slimmed (website-styles design_system reduced to colors/typography/spacing/ theme). detail="full" returns everything and can be tens of KB per item. similar=N also attaches the N most similar items to each record, so you don't need a follow-up similar_items call.
Map a library subtype (section_type/slide_role/page_role/composition) to the matching VASA Starter Kit page, with match = direct | closest | none.
The controlled vocabulary you can filter on: facet values + counts for subtype, style, color, mood, typography, industry, elements, layout and components. Use it to turn a vague brief into real `filters`. Scope it with `category` — library-wide counts are much larger and rarely what you want. Only the `top` most common values per field come back (default 25); `truncated` reports how many were cut, so treat the list as "most common", not "all". `tags` is open-vocabulary and tens of thousands of values wide, so it is left out by default — ask for it explicitly with fields=["tags"].
List the connected account's boards: id, slug, title, item count, public/private, and a canonical URL for each (the public /b/<slug> share page when published, else the private account editor).
Render arbitrary text set in a font family (category=fonts) -> a PNG (base64 data + data_uri). Use to preview how a real brand name or headline looks before committing. Returns an error for Google Fonts stubs (no local binaries).
Save designs to one of your boards, creating it if it doesn't exist yet. Call only when the user explicitly asks to save designs. Pass `ids` from a search, or `query`/`filters`/`category` to search and save in one step. Reuses a matching title when found; lookup failures or concurrent creation can create duplicates. Existing items return under `already_in_board`. Returns the board URL, item count, and cover thumbnails.
Search design inspiration. Hybrid-ranked (text relevance + semantic), diversified, and compact by default (id, title, category/subtype, image_url, score, why) — pass verbose=true for the full facet arrays. To SHOW a result, call get_image(id): search returns URLs, not pixels. More without repeats: pass `offset`, or `exclude_ids` with what you showed. limit=1 answers "just give me one" and adds `alternates`. query natural language, e.g. "dark editorial SaaS hero with oversized type". filters exact-match AND across keys, any-of within a key. Keys: category, subtype, theme, asset_status, style, color, typography, mood, industry, tags, layout, components, elements. (subtype is section_type for website-sections [hero, cta, pricing, footer...], slide_role for slide-decks, asset_type elsewhere; for color-palettes, temperature/harmony/hue-families live in `tags`.) Call list_facets to see the real values before guessing. brand on-brand re-ranking: a website-styles id/slug (e.g. "elevenlabs") or a profile dict (style[], color[], mood[], typography[], industry[], tags[], palette[] hex, theme). diversify near-duplicate suppression (same deck/brand/look) — leave on unless you specifically want the clones. Zero results come back with `suggestions` — retry with one of those.
Search the design references YOU bookmarked on X (Twitter) and imported into your Inspiration account (Boards page -> Connect X). Matches tweet text and author; empty query returns your most recent imports. Results carry image URLs, the live post link, and the saved tweet text. Private to your account — other users' bookmarks are never searchable.
Items most like the given one: shared palette (CIE76 delta-E), facets, category/subtype/theme — diversified so results aren't one deck or brand. Compact rows by default (id/title/category/subtype/image_url + similar_score); verbose=true adds the full facet arrays.
Suggest complementary font families to pair with this one (e.g. a serif body for a sans display), ranked by mood/style/tags overlap across the opposite classification.
Internal backend for the moodboard widget's detail panel. Not for direct use — call get_inspiration / similar_items instead.

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How do I improve Inspiration by VASA's ChatGPT Plugin discoverability?

The levers are the listing surface agents actually read: names, descriptions, keywords, tool metadata, and registry health. Which lever matters depends on where discovery breaks, which is what continuous measurement shows.

What are Inspiration by VASA alternatives on ChatGPT?

As of 2026-11-03, Inspiration by VASA competes with 3aqel Arabic Creative, ACE Carousel Creator, Adobe Express, App Listing Screenshots, AppLaunchFlow, AppScreenshotStudio, Beveled, Calligraphy Maker by Studio99 and 27 more in ChatGPT Graphic Design & Branded Asset Studios, ranked by public Discoverability Score.

Where is this profile measured?

This profile uses the geography attached to the latest public registry snapshot: US. Locale tags are intentionally omitted.