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Refine frontend UI against mockups iteratively without changing backend code.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "agy-ui-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use agy-ui-mcp to refine the current checkout page frontend: target the provided Figma mockup, compare it with the current page screenshot, iteratively adjust layout, spacing, typography, button styles, and colors, modify only frontend UI-related code, do not change any backend logic or APIs, and return a change summary with key diffs.
A set of UI-only code changes or diffs that bring the page closer to the mockup, with a clear summary of updates.
Use agy-ui-mcp to review my profile, orders, and settings pages against the shared design system screenshots; identify inconsistencies in button radius, heading sizes, card shadows, input borders, and similar details, fix them page by page, allow frontend-only changes, and output diffs and results for each page.
Frontend fix results organized by page, standardizing visual design without affecting business logic or server-side code.
Use agy-ui-mcp to run a pre-merge check on the homepage redesign in the current branch: compare the latest mockup with page screenshots, find and fix visible alignment, spacing, color, and responsive issues, use a conservative diff strategy, apply only necessary frontend changes, and summarize any risks.
A minimal set of frontend changes, risk notes, and a visual refinement summary suitable for pre-merge review.
Call Google agy headlessly via MCP for Q&A and research workflows.
Use a CLI-based MCP tool for querying, web search, and file writing.
Detect UI drift and unexpected visual changes for coding agents.
Run deterministic agent orchestration with task decomposition, subagents, and review feedback.
Generate multi-framework UI, full apps, and backend code with Figma support.
Turn AI outputs into reusable knowledge graph nodes through MCP collaboration.