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qwen-mm-plugins-nifti

Inspect local NIfTI (.nii/.nii.gz) header metadata or render slices with shared intensity normalization and window presets. Use for checking volume geometry, NIfTI viewing, choosing slices or windows, and verifying effective display settings.

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# NIfTI Volume Inspection

Use the `qwen-mm-plugins-nifti` MCP server's two tools according to the request:

- `nifti_inspect`: read header metadata when the user asks about shape, dtype,
  spacing, units, affine, orientation, obliquity, or the number of 3D volumes.
  It returns JSON in a text block without scanning voxel intensities or rendering
  images. It cannot determine intensity ranges, modality, or anatomy from pixels.
- `nifti_render_slices`: render images with configurable slice selection and
  intensity/window mapping. Call it directly for viewing; inspection is optional,
  not a prerequisite or a stateful initialization step.

When available, prefer these tools for their respective NIfTI tasks. Respect an
explicit request to use another tool.
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