Give AI coding agents access to a curated library of real-world website designs, screenshots, design systems, and reusable UI components. Search visual references, find similar designs, analyze layouts, extract colors and typography, compare websites, and retrieve copy-ready JSX components for building better interfaces
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This guide connects Inspo MCP to Codex through MewCP, so Codex can use Inspo MCP's 15 tools, like search_screens, get_screen and get_design_system.
Inspo MCP needs no credentials, but every call still runs through MewCP: scoped, checked and logged like any other.
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Search the archive of real website screenshots. Returns screens with palette, fonts, components and image URLs.
Fetch the full record for one screen by slug - every viewport variant, palette, fonts, tech stack, designer credit.
The full DESIGN.md for one screen - real fonts, frequency-ranked palette, CSS variables, detected tech, colour roles, type ramp. Thin captured tokens are supplemented by a live fetch of the source; `live=false` skips that.
A screen's nearest design neighbours - ranked by design-similarity embeddings where available, else by macrostructure / industry / style overlap. One result per site.
Compare 2-4 captured sites across palette, typefaces, macrostructure, mode, style tags, type/spacing/radius scales and container width. Returns per-site breakdowns plus what they share - triangulates a house style from a few references.
Real sites whose extracted palette sits near a hex colour (OKLAB distance, so 'close' means the same colour family, not just the same hue). Use when a brief names a brand colour.
Real sites exemplifying one of the 19 named macrostructures. Call it at the macrostructure-pick step. Accepts slugs ('bento-grid') or display names ('Bento Grid').
List every editor-curated issue. Use this for thematic browsing - e.g. all 'Editorial Layouts' or 'Dark Product Pages'.
Every value the filters accept: styles, industries, macrostructures, modes, vibes, colors, page types, component types. Zero input. Call it when unsure - an out-of-vocabulary value errors.
A site's captured pages as an ordered flow (landing → pricing → features → ...) with titles, northstars and thumbnails - how a real product sequences its pages. No arguments returns the directory of flow-capable sites. Accepts a site or screen slug.
Real sites featuring a specific UI component (hero, pricing, features, cta, nav, footer, testimonial, logo-cloud, faq, stat), with a per-element crop where one exists. For copy-pasteable code use get_reference_jsx.
Fetch one issue by slug, including the editor's blurb and ordered screen list.
The canonical reference components as an index: id, label, macrostructure and a note for each hero / pricing / cta / nav / footer archetype. Pick one, then get_reference_jsx(type, id) for its source.
Orchestrator - start here for a brief. One call returns a macrostructure pick, 5 real exemplars, matching reference components (source via get_reference_jsx), a palette suggestion, and an `evidence` packet measuring the genre's paper band / display class / accent hue. Pass a macrostructure to skip the pick step. No LLM call.
The full canonical JSX source for one reference component, including the header stamp naming its macrostructure / theme / states. Copy-pasteable; tweak tokens to the target brand.
