The MCP server exposes the full GroupDocs.Metadata engine: every format the .NET library can read and write metadata for is available to your AI agent. The canonical matrix lives in the library documentation: supported document formats.
Images — JPEG, PNG, TIFF, WebP, PSD and more: EXIF (including camera and GPS), XMP, and IPTC.
Audio and video — MP3, WAV, MP4, AVI, MOV: ID3 tags and container metadata.
Archives and others — ZIP and further formats the engine supports.
Not every property exists in every format. Writing a property a format has no place for fails with a clear message rather than silently doing nothing — which is the behaviour you want when an agent is editing files on your behalf.
Two format-specific evaluation limits worth knowing: XMP exposes only the first two schemes, and EXIF GPS data and thumbnails are unavailable, until a license is applied. A photo can therefore look free of location data when it is not — see Licensing.
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