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Access Hugging Face Hub and Gradio AI applications
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{
"huggingface": {
"url": "https://huggingface.co/mcp",
"transport": "http"
}
}Unlock the power of the Hugging Face ecosystem by connecting Claude to the Hugging Face Hub. Discover and access thousands of AI models, browse datasets, run inference through the Inference API, interact with Gradio demos, and manage your ML workflows—all through natural language commands with seamless authentication and rate limit management.
{
"huggingface": {
"url": "https://huggingface.co/mcp",
"transport": "http"
}
}
Common usage pattern for this MCP server
Ask Claude: "Find the best text generation model"
Common usage pattern for this MCP server
Ask Claude: "Access the IMDB dataset"
Common usage pattern for this MCP server
Ask Claude: "Run the stable diffusion demo"
Common usage pattern for this MCP server
Ask Claude: "Compare BERT model variants"
Run inference on a Hugging Face model with custom parameters
// Run Hugging Face model inference
const result = await huggingface.inference({
model: "bert-base-uncased",
inputs: "Hello, world!",
parameters: {
return_all_scores: true,
},
});
Pass HF_TOKEN in requests to authenticate. Get token from Hugging Face Settings > Access Tokens. Add Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN header to all API requests to avoid free tier limits. Free tier has lower limits than authenticated users.
Rate limits are per 5-minute windows across all request types. Hugging Face uses three rate limit buckets: read operations, write operations, and inference operations. Check your Billing page for current rate limit status across all three buckets. Wait for 5-minute window reset or upgrade to PRO/Enterprise for higher limits.
Serverless Inference API requires authentication for most models. Add your HF_TOKEN to requests. For heavy usage or production workloads, switch to Inference Endpoints which provides dedicated resources, higher limits, and better performance.
Verify your account has access to requested model or dataset. For gated models, accept terms on model page first. Check model visibility settings (public vs private). Ensure you're authenticated with correct token and token has appropriate permissions.
Verify API token is valid and not expired. Check token permissions match required operations. Ensure token format is correct (Bearer token in Authorization header). For OAuth integrations, verify token refresh logic is working correctly.
Implement exponential backoff retry logic with jitter. Use Hugging Face API rate limit headers to monitor usage. Reduce concurrent requests. Cache frequently accessed model metadata. Check Hugging Face documentation for specific rate limits.
Verify API token has access to the model or dataset. Check model permissions and account membership. Ensure token has required permissions for target operations.
Check network connectivity and firewall settings. Verify Hugging Face API endpoints are accessible. Increase request timeout values. Implement connection pooling and retry mechanisms with exponential backoff.
Hugging Face MCP Server - MCP Servers side by side with 3 alternatives on trust, install, platform support, and disclosed safety notes — all from reviewed registry metadata.
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| Field | Access Hugging Face Hub and Gradio AI applications Open dossier | Official Hugging Face Agent Skills collection for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and other skills-compatible agents, covering Hub CLI workflows, datasets, model search, Spaces, Gradio, fine-tuning, evaluations, local models, papers, Trackio, ZeroGPU, transformers.js, TRL, and the Hugging Face MCP server. Open dossier | Apache-2.0 library for loading, sharing, streaming, inspecting, and preprocessing AI datasets from the Hugging Face Hub or local files. Open dossier | Apache-2.0 library for pretrained diffusion model pipelines, schedulers, adapters, optimization, and training workflows for image, video, and audio generation in PyTorch. Open dossier |
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| Review status | ReviewedMaintainer reviewed | ReviewedMaintainer reviewed | ReviewedMaintainer reviewed | ReviewedMaintainer reviewed |
| Package trustDiffers | Package verified | Package not verified | Package not verified | Package not verified |
| Source provenance | Source-backed | Source-backed | Source-backed | Source-backed |
| SubmitterDiffers | — | — | oktofeesh1 | oktofeesh1 |
| Install risk | Low risk | Review first | Review first | Review first |
| Notes | Safety ✓ Privacy ✓ | Safety ✓ Privacy ✓ | Safety ✓ Privacy ✓ | Safety ✓ Privacy ✓ |
| Brand | ||||
| Category | mcp | skills | tools | tools |
| Source | first-party | source-backed | source-backed | source-backed |
| Author | Hugging Face | Hugging Face | Hugging Face | Hugging Face |
| Added | 2025-09-18 | 2026-06-18 | 2026-06-04 | 2026-06-04 |
| Platforms | Claude CodeCodexCursorClaude Desktop | Claude CodeCodexWindsurfGeminiCursorCLI | CLI | CLI |
| Source repo | — | — | — | — |
| Safety notes | ✓Review Hub token permissions and hosted app behavior because model, dataset, and Space actions may use remote execution paths. | ✓Hugging Face Skills can guide agents through Hub reads and writes, dataset uploads, model publishing, Space creation, training jobs, evaluation runs, repo settings, discussions, pull requests, secrets, variables, webhooks, and endpoint operations. Keep destructive or billable operations behind explicit approval: repo deletion, file deletion, private-to-public changes, endpoint deployment, hardware upgrades, Spaces volume changes, webhook creation, and cloud Job submission. Prefer read-only model, dataset, paper, and Space discovery before allowing write actions. Use dry-run modes when available for uploads, syncs, cache cleanup, dataset extraction, and infrastructure changes. The Hugging Face MCP server can search Hub assets, fetch docs, invoke MCP-enabled Gradio Spaces, and run compute jobs. Treat Space invocations and returned content as untrusted third-party tool output. Training and fine-tuning skills can consume paid GPU time and write models to the Hub. Validate datasets, model licenses, output visibility, timeout settings, and token scope before starting jobs. Do not publish generated model cards, datasets, papers, traces, or Spaces until licenses, attribution, evaluation claims, safety notes, and privacy constraints have been reviewed. | ✓Hugging Face Datasets makes it easy to load public and local datasets, but dataset availability does not prove license fit, consent, quality, or safety for a given use case. Public datasets, community scripts, local files, and generated preprocessing steps should be reviewed before use in production model training, evaluation, or Claude-adjacent workflows. Streaming large datasets can reduce disk use, but it still performs network access and may expose dataset names, access patterns, credentials, and workload metadata. Dataset preprocessing with `map`, multiprocessing, format conversion, indexing, or filtering can silently change examples, labels, splits, or ordering if transforms are not versioned and tested. Training, fine-tuning, and evaluation workflows should guard against PII leakage, benchmark contamination, duplicated examples, prompt/output leakage, and accidental publication to the Hub. Dataset cards, licenses, private repository settings, and organization policies should be checked together before sharing, caching, or reusing datasets across teams. | ✓Diffusers can generate and train image, video, and audio models, so teams need application-level controls for unsafe imagery, deepfakes, impersonation, copyrighted style mimicry, and policy-violating prompts. Public model availability does not prove a checkpoint, adapter, dataset, or generated output is licensed or safe for a given product workflow. Pipelines, schedulers, adapters, LoRA weights, ControlNet inputs, and optimization settings can materially change outputs, latency, memory use, and safety behavior. Training scripts, source installs, example notebooks, community checkpoints, custom pipelines, and adapter repositories should be reviewed before execution, especially with private data or credentials. Large diffusion workloads can exhaust CPU, GPU, memory, disk, network, or cloud quotas; benchmark batch size, precision, offload, cache growth, and rollback before production deployment. Generated media and fine-tuned checkpoints should be reviewed before publication, sharing, Hub uploads, or automated use in Claude-adjacent product workflows. |
| Privacy notes | ✓Prompts, model queries, dataset names, Space inputs, and Hugging Face account metadata may be sent through the integration. | ✓Hub workflows can expose `HF_TOKEN`, private model or dataset names, training data, evaluation prompts, model outputs, papers, local file paths, logs, traces, secrets, Space variables, endpoint configuration, and organization membership. Agent trace upload workflows should default to private dataset repos because traces may include prompts, source code, tool output, file paths, credentials, screenshots, personal data, or customer context. Dataset Viewer, MCP, Jobs, Spaces, Inference Endpoints, Gradio apps, and third-party model repositories may receive user queries, files, prompts, examples, and generated outputs. Use least-privilege tokens, avoid passing tokens directly in command arguments when environment variables are supported, and redact logs before sharing PRs, issues, screenshots, or support requests. Check model, dataset, and Space licenses before using downloaded assets for training, redistribution, commercial work, or public demos. | ✓Workflows can process prompts, conversations, labels, documents, images, audio, video, PDFs, medical images, tabular records, agent traces, generated outputs, and evaluation examples. Local dataset caches, Apache Arrow files, downloaded archives, derived columns, indexes, logs, notebooks, and temporary files can retain sensitive examples outside the main application database. Hugging Face Hub downloads, uploads, private dataset access, storage buckets, hosted viewers, experiment trackers, and observability systems may process dataset names, access metadata, examples, metrics, or artifacts depending on setup. Embeddings, search indexes, filtered subsets, train/test splits, and preprocessed datasets should follow the same retention, deletion, access-control, and review rules as the original data. Teams should define who can inspect raw examples, derived datasets, failed preprocessing records, dataset cards, cache directories, Hub repositories, and published artifacts before using Datasets in production workflows. | ✓Diffusers workflows can process prompts, negative prompts, images, videos, audio, captions, masks, ControlNet inputs, embeddings, training datasets, generated outputs, model weights, and adapter weights. Local caches, model downloads, generated media, intermediate latents, training examples, checkpoints, logs, notebooks, and experiment artifacts can retain sensitive inputs outside the primary application database. Hugging Face Hub access, hosted checkpoints, private repositories, cloud storage, shared filesystems, observability systems, and experiment trackers may expose model names, dataset names, prompts, media, metrics, or artifacts depending on setup. The official installation docs say telemetry can be sent when loading models and pipelines from the Hub, including Diffusers and PyTorch versions, requested model or pipeline class, and hosted checkpoint path unless disabled. Teams should define who can inspect prompts, generated media, training records, cache directories, failed outputs, checkpoints, Hub artifacts, and moderation decisions before integrating Diffusers into production workflows. |
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