Magic UI MCP Server

MCP for Magic UI is a ready‑to‑use Model Context Protocol server that bridges AI assistants with the rich, composable component ecosystem of Magic UI. By exposing a set of declarative tools—such as , , , , and —the server lets language models request the exact code snippets, props, and implementation details needed to assemble sophisticated front‑end experiences. This eliminates the need for developers to manually search documentation or copy‑paste snippets, streamlining the creative workflow from concept to production.

The server solves a common pain point: how can an AI assistant reliably generate reusable, high‑quality UI code that adheres to a design system? Magic UI’s components are highly customizable and often involve complex motion or layout logic. The MCP server encapsulates that complexity behind simple, well‑documented tool calls, allowing the assistant to ask for a “marquee of logos” or a “blur fade text animation” and receive fully‑formed, ready‑to‑paste code. The result is faster prototyping, fewer errors, and consistent styling across projects.

Key capabilities include:

• Component cataloging – lists every available Magic UI component, giving the assistant a complete inventory to draw from.
• Layout blueprints – supplies implementation details for layout primitives like bento‑grid, dock, and file‑tree, enabling structured page design.
• Media integration – covers interactive media components such as hero‑video‑dialog, terminal, and marquee, ensuring dynamic content is handled correctly.
• Motion primitives – offers animation patterns like blur‑fade and scroll‑based velocity, letting the assistant add subtle motion without writing CSS or JavaScript from scratch.
• Text effects – provides animated text styles such as aurora‑text and line‑shadow, adding visual flair to headings or titles.

Developers can integrate the server into a wide range of AI workflows: from IDE plugins that autocomplete UI code, to chat‑based design assistants that generate entire page sections on demand. The server’s compatibility with popular clients—cursor, windsurf, claude, cline, and roo‑cline—ensures it can be adopted in existing toolchains without friction. By centralizing Magic UI’s component logic behind MCP, the server offers a unique advantage: it guarantees that every piece of code produced by an AI assistant is both syntactically correct and stylistically consistent with the Magic UI design system, dramatically reducing the cognitive load on front‑end teams.