Build from Cursor (MCP)
Likeable can be driven from your code editor over the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Your editor's AI writes your application code and asks Likeable to build and edit the UI alongside it — so the front-end keeps pace with the rest of your project.
How it works
Likeable exposes an MCP server. Once it's connected in your editor, the assistant can create and edit a UI from a prompt, iterate on specific pieces, and export the result so it lands in your project. Changes stay in sync, and you can keep using the visual builder at the same time.
Connecting
- Enable the Likeable MCP server in your editor's MCP settings.
- Provide the connection details from your Likeable workspace.
- Ask your editor's assistant to build a UI — it hands the request to Likeable and streams back the result.
When to use it
Reach for the MCP integration when you're already working in your editor and want UI built in context — without switching to the builder. For visual, conversational editing, the builder remains the richest way to work.
The builder and the MCP integration share the same project, so you can build a screen from Cursor and then refine it visually on the canvas (or vice versa).