asset_display

Display a Scenario asset inline. ALWAYS use this tool to show images, textures, panoramas, videos, audio, 3D models, Gaussian splats, and text outputs to the user instead of pasting raw asset URLs. Pass the asset_id returned by model_run or other asset-producing tools. Args: - asset_id: required — asset to display - format: 'display' (default), 'viewer', 'json', or 'markdown' - team_id, project_id: required for OAuth callers Returns: asset_id + app_url (dashboard deep link); no signed CDN URLs — use asset_download when the user needs a file URL. display returns inline image content for images plus viewer structuredContent; viewer returns a lightweight response for MCP App-capable hosts; json and markdown return metadata and links. If this host rendered the interactive viewer widget on a previous asset_display call, prefer format 'viewer' — it is lighter and avoids showing the same asset twice (inline image + widget). If the host renders the interactive widget, do not restate the visual in text — just provide the app_url link. The app automatically highlights JSON, YAML, Markdown and Mustache text. It previews GLB/OBJ/FBX/VOX meshes and skeleton-only animations, SPLAT/SPZ/Gaussian PLY/SOG splats, tiled textures and 360° panoramas. Unsupported files offer an app link. Binary previews are limited to 50 MB; dense splats use a sampled preview. Examples: - "Display this asset_xxx" -> asset_id="asset_xxx" - "Show the result of model_run" -> asset_id="asset_xxx" - "Render only the interactive viewer" -> asset_id="asset_xxx", format="viewer" Don't use when: You need to edit metadata, tags, or other asset records, or when you were about to call asset_get just to show the asset. Prefer asset_get for reads (asset_update is catalog-only — scenario_tool_execute_write) and asset_display for rendering.

{
  "asset_id": "asset_img001",
  "format": "display",
  "team_id": "team_abc123",
  "project_id": "proj_xyz789"
}

{
  "asset_id": "asset_img001",
  "mimeType": "image/png",
  "app_url": "https://app.scenario.com/assets/asset_img001"
}