Cloudinary Power for Kiro

A Kiro power that connects Kiro to Cloudinary — upload, manage, transform, optimize, and analyze images and videos directly from your agent.

What it does

• Wires up four of Cloudinary's remote MCP servers over OAuth (browser sign-in, no API keys pasted into config):
  • Asset management — upload assets and manage your media library (Upload + Admin API capabilities)
  • Environment config — upload presets, named transformations, streaming profiles, webhooks
  • Structured metadata — define and manage metadata fields
  • Analysis — AI media analysis (tagging, captioning, moderation)
• Ships steering files with Cloudinary best practices for uploads, transformations & optimization, asset management, and media analysis.
• Supports agentic account provisioning: if you don't have a Cloudinary account, Kiro can create one from your email — you claim it by verifying the email and setting a password, then sign in via OAuth. See Cloudinary's AUTH.md for the underlying agentic-registration flow.

Install

1. Open Kiro → Powers panel → Add Custom Power
2. Import power from GitHub using this repository's cloudinary/ folder URL (or Import power from a folder and select the cloudinary/ directory if you cloned it)
3. On first use, Kiro opens your browser to sign in to Cloudinary and choose a product environment

Layout

.
├── README.md
├── LICENSE
└── cloudinary/       ← the power; import this folder in Kiro
    ├── POWER.md      ← power manifest: activation keywords, onboarding, steering routing
    ├── mcp.json      ← four remote Cloudinary MCP servers (OAuth)
    └── steering/
        ├── upload.md
        ├── transformations.md
        ├── asset-management.md
        ├── analysis.md
        └── account-provisioning.md

Try it

Ask Kiro things like:

• "Upload everything in ./assets to Cloudinary and tag it launch"
• "Give me a responsive, optimized delivery URL for hero.jpg cropped to 16:9"
• "Find all videos larger than 50 MB uploaded this month"
• "Auto-caption the images in the products folder and store the captions as metadata"