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I Spy AI is a web tool and MCP server for detecting AI-generated images, deepfakes, and synthetic media. It is aimed at creators, buyers, moderators, educators, and agent builders who need a quick authenticity check before trusting or purchasing digital art and visual content. The product offers browser-based image analysis, a free tier, a paid unlimited plan, and an MCP setup so assistants such as Claude, Cursor, and other clients can call image analysis through JSON-RPC. That makes it more agent-ready than a simple upload form. I Spy AI is notable now because media authenticity is becoming a practical workflow issue, and the MCP server turns detection into a reusable tool for AI systems.

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