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Install the KIE.ai MCP

You are setting up the KIE.ai MCP for the user so Claude can generate images/videos with any KIE model. Do the work for them — they should only have to paste an API key and restart.

End state: a kie server in their project .mcp.json pointing at a local venv'd server.py, with their KIE_API_KEY. After a restart they have mcp__kie__* tools.

The server + registry are bundled in this skill's resources/ (server.py, models.json, requirements.txt). Copy from there — don't rewrite them.

Keep the key out of git. .mcp.json lives at your project root and is commonly committed. Before you paste a key into it, add it to .gitignore:

printf '.mcp.json\n.mcp-servers/\n' >> .gitignore

A KIE key is billable — if it lands in a public repo, rotate it immediately.