MCP server that gives AI coding agents the WunderUI design system: tokens, component props, templates and starters. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline and Codex.
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list_componentsThe WunderUI component inventory: name, category, plan (free or pro) and one-line description. Filter by category, plan or a free-text query. Call this first to find out whether a component already exists before building one by hand. On the Free plan use only components with plan "free".The WunderUI component inventory: name, category, plan (free or pro) and one-line description. Filter by category, plan or a free-text query. Call this first to find out whether a component already exists before building one by hand. On the Free plan use only components with plan "free".
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get_componentEverything needed to use one component correctly: its exported names, the TypeScript prop signature straight from the build, the import line and a link to its documentation page.Everything needed to use one component correctly: its exported names, the TypeScript prop signature straight from the build, the import line and a link to its documentation page.
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get_tokensThe design tokens for light and dark, in the format you need. Use these instead of hardcoding colours; overriding them is how WunderUI is themed.The design tokens for light and dark, in the format you need. Use these instead of hardcoding colours; overriding them is how WunderUI is themed.
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get_design_mdThe complete design context as one markdown document: install steps, the rules an agent should follow, every token, the component inventory with props, and starter snippets. Pull this once at the start of a build.The complete design context as one markdown document: install steps, the rules an agent should follow, every token, the component inventory with props, and starter snippets. Pull this once at the start of a build.
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list_templatesFull pages assembled only from WunderUI components — a dashboard, a settings page, an AI inbox and a sign-in screen. Start from one of these instead of an empty file.Full pages assembled only from WunderUI components — a dashboard, a settings page, an AI inbox and a sign-in screen. Start from one of these instead of an empty file.
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get_starterCopy-paste TSX for a common composition, wired with the correct props: an application shell, a dashboard row, a data grid, an AI chat, or the theming pattern.Copy-paste TSX for a common composition, wired with the correct props: an application shell, a dashboard row, a data grid, an AI chat, or the theming pattern.
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get_library_infoPackage name and version, install commands, the stack it is built on, and how many components, categories and templates exist.Package name and version, install commands, the stack it is built on, and how many components, categories and templates exist.
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get_instructionsThe short, always-on rules for building with WunderUI (components, tokens, motion, copy) — the text to keep in CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md. Read this first; use get_design_md for the full context.The short, always-on rules for building with WunderUI (components, tokens, motion, copy) — the text to keep in CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md. Read this first; use get_design_md for the full context.
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list_skillsThe agent skills that build and check with WunderUI (set up a project, build screens, theme from a brand colour, migrate from shadcn/MUI/Chakra, token check, motion and accessibility audits, Figma). Free skills work for everyone; Pro skills need WUNDERUI_LICENSE_KEY.The agent skills that build and check with WunderUI (set up a project, build screens, theme from a brand colour, migrate from shadcn/MUI/Chakra, token check, motion and accessibility audits, Figma). Free skills work for everyone; Pro skills need WUNDERUI_LICENSE_KEY.
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get_skillReturns one skill's instructions (its SKILL.md) from wunderui.com, so the agent can follow the workflow without installing the skill. Pro skills are sent only with a valid Pro key in WUNDERUI_LICENSE_KEY. Scripts the skill mentions come with the installed skill (wunderui.com/skills).Returns one skill's instructions (its SKILL.md) from wunderui.com, so the agent can follow the workflow without installing the skill. Pro skills are sent only with a valid Pro key in WUNDERUI_LICENSE_KEY. Scripts the skill mentions come with the installed skill (wunderui.com/skills).
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get_block_sourceThe React source of a UI block (e.g. category 'app', block 'billing'), optionally one screen, plus the shared helpers it imports. Needs a WunderUI Pro key in WUNDERUI_LICENSE_KEY. Use https://wunderui.com/api/registry/index to see every block.The React source of a UI block (e.g. category 'app', block 'billing'), optionally one screen, plus the shared helpers it imports. Needs a WunderUI Pro key in WUNDERUI_LICENSE_KEY. Use https://wunderui.com/api/registry/index to see every block.
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MCP server that gives AI coding agents the WunderUI design system: tokens, component props, templates and starters. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline and Codex.
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