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wender-mcp

v0.5.0

Published

MCP server for Wender. Search styles, inspect files, create artboards, and apply locally generated artboard edits from Cursor and other MCP clients.

Readme

wender-mcp

MCP server for Wender. Use it in Cursor or any MCP client to search styles, inspect Wender files, create artboards, prepare local artboard edits, and apply generated HTML back into Wender.

The current artboard-editing workflow is stateless and does not require any new Supabase tables.

Install

  1. Get an API key from Wender → Account → API Keys (create one and copy it).

  2. Add to Cursor: Settings → MCP → Edit config. Paste:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "wender": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "wender-mcp"],
      "env": {
        "MCP_API_KEY": "YOUR_API_KEY_HERE"
      }
    }
  }
}

Replace YOUR_API_KEY_HERE with your key.

  1. Restart Cursor.

Tools

  • search_styles – Search the style registry (e.g. "dark minimal", "corporate").
  • get_style_by_code – Get a style by code (e.g. --style 123 or random) to apply to your project.
  • inspect_wender_file – Inspect a Wender file URL or artboard URL and return named artboards.
  • create_wender_artboard – Create a blank artboard in a Wender file using Wender’s normal generated-artboard defaults.
  • prepare_artboard_edit – Get the Wender system prompt and contextual messages for a target artboard so the model can run locally.
  • prepare_local_screen_recreation – Read a local screen file and nearby relative imports, then prepare a reconstruction-focused Wender prompt package for high-fidelity screen recreation.
  • apply_artboard_edit – Apply the locally generated assistant message and HTML back into Wender using the existing artboard and chat tables.
  • fail_artboard_edit – Acknowledge that a local run failed or was cancelled. This is a stateless no-op on the Wender backend.

Artboard workflow

  1. Give the agent a Wender file URL like https://app.wenderapp.com/file/FILE_ID or an artboard URL like https://app.wenderapp.com/file/FILE_ID?artboard=ARTBOARD_ID.
  2. The agent calls inspect_wender_file.
  3. If no artboard is explicit, the agent should ask which named artboard to use or whether to create a new one.
  4. If needed, the agent calls create_wender_artboard.
  5. The agent calls prepare_artboard_edit, generates locally, then calls apply_artboard_edit.

For local screen recreation, the agent should resolve the local source file in your repo and call prepare_local_screen_recreation so Wender receives the actual source structure instead of just a natural-language description.

Env

  • MCP_API_KEY (required) – Your Wender API key. Connects to Wender at app.wenderapp.com.