Capture photos remotely from mobile devices via S3-backed upload URLs
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https://www.ai.moda/mcp-servers/remote-camera/mcp2 tools · 238msgenerate_upload_urlprivilegedGenerate a URL for remote camera upload. Send this URL to a mobile device to capture and upload a photo. The capture URL can be reused multiple times to upload different photos without generating a new URL. The URL will be in format: https://www.ai.moda/mcp-servers/remote-camera/capture/?url=PRESIG…Generate a URL for remote camera upload. Send this URL to a mobile device to capture and upload a photo. The capture URL can be reused multiple times to upload different photos without generating a new URL. The URL will be in format: https://www.ai.moda/mcp-servers/remote-camera/capture/?url=PRESIG…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| message | string | Instructions/message to display to the user on the capture page (max 200 characters) |
poll_for_uploadprivilegedPoll S3 bucket waiting for photo upload to complete. Returns a presigned download URL when the file is ready. The same session_id can be used to poll for new uploads multiple times, allowing the capture URL to be reused.Poll S3 bucket waiting for photo upload to complete. Returns a presigned download URL when the file is ready. The same session_id can be used to poll for new uploads multiple times, allowing the capture URL to be reused.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| session_id* | string | Session ID to poll for, in UUID format |
| timeout | integer | Max seconds to wait for upload |
| modified_since | string | Only detect files modified after this date in ISO 8601 or HTTP date format |
| not_etag | string | Only detect files with different ETag than this value, used to poll for new uploads |
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Capture photos remotely from mobile devices via S3-backed upload URLs
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