Getting started
Start with the setup guide for your AI coding tool. After TypeUI is connected, your agent can browse design systems, install the one you choose, and use UI prompts when you ask it to build or improve UI in your project.
Requirements
- An AI coding tool with MCP support
- A TypeUI account
- A project where the agent can edit UI files
Install TypeUI
Choose the guide for your AI coding tool:
Codex
Install TypeUI in Codex.
Open guideClaude
Install TypeUI in Claude.
Open guideCursor
Install TypeUI in Cursor.
Open guideGrok
Add TypeUI MCP to Grok.
Open guideOpenCode
Install TypeUI in OpenCode.
Open guideVS Code
Install TypeUI in VS Code.
Open guideAntigravity
Install TypeUI in Antigravity.
Open guideWindsurf
Install TypeUI in Windsurf.
Open guideJetBrains
Install TypeUI in JetBrains.
Open guideZed
Add TypeUI MCP to Zed.
Open guideCline
Add TypeUI MCP to Cline.
Open guideQwen Code
Add TypeUI MCP to Qwen Code.
Open guideAmp
Add TypeUI MCP to Amp.
Open guideGoose
Add TypeUI MCP to Goose.
Open guideIf you use another MCP-compatible tool, add the TypeUI MCP server manually:
https://mcp.typeui.sh
If your tool asks you to sign in, use your TypeUI account.
Open your project
Open the project where you want the agent to build UI.
Choose a theme
Browse the Design Skills page to compare available themes.
After you choose a theme, ask your agent to use it:
I like the Bento style. Let's use it.
Start building UI
Build me a landing page.
You can now ask your AI coding tool to build any UI in plain language. TypeUI supplies the theme, prompt context, and layout guidance behind the scenes.
Review and refine
Run your app, inspect the result, and ask for product-focused changes in plain language:
I don't like this pricing section, give me more variations.
TypeUI will now create three pricing variations so you can compare different layouts before choosing one.
After you choose a direction, tell your agent which one to use:
I like the comparison one. Let's use it.
Once TypeUI MCP is connected, you can keep working in the same flow: choose a theme, ask for the interface you need, review the generated variations, and tell your agent which direction to continue with.
Resources
- MCP Server explains the main MCP workflow.
- Design skills explains visual systems.
- UI prompts explains section and page prompts.
Next steps
Start with your tool guide, then ask your agent to use TypeUI in the current project.









