WebCake Landing MCP

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Describe a landing page in plain words — your AI builds it, checks it, and ships it straight to WebCake.

⭐ If this saves you an afternoon of dragging boxes, give it a star — it's a one-dev project and every star keeps it alive.

"Build a landing page for my coffee shop — a hero with a sign-up button, a 3-feature section, and a lead form. Save it to my workspace."

…and a real, editable WebCake page appears in your account. No dragging boxes, no learning the schema, no hand-writing JSON.

🧩 How it works

This server is the bridge between your AI assistant and WebCake. The AI never guesses what a WebCake page looks like — it asks this MCP, which knows the entire element model, validates the result, and saves it for you.

   You              AI assistant            webcake-landing MCP            WebCake
  ┌──────┐  prompt  ┌────────────┐  tools  ┌──────────────────────┐  API  ┌──────────┐
  │ idea │ ───────► │  Claude /  │ ──────► │ • knows the element  │ ────► │  a real  │
  │      │          │  Cursor /  │         │   model + AI hints   │       │ editable │
  │      │ ◄─────── │  Windsurf  │ ◄────── │ • builds + validates │ ◄──── │  page in │
  └──────┘ page URL └────────────┘ result  │ • saves to your acct │       │  WebCake │
                                           └──────────────────────┘       └──────────┘

1. You ask in plain language — goal, brand, sections, CTA, form fields.
2. The AI learns the model from the MCP: the element catalog, the absolute-positioning canvas, the event vocabulary — so it builds a real WebCake page, not a guess.
3. It assembles + validates the full { page, popup, settings, options } JSON. validate_page catches off-canvas boxes, dangling CTAs, and missing form fields before anything is saved.
4. It persists to your WebCake account — dry-run preview first, then for real.
5. You get an editor link — open it, tweak, publish. The AI did the heavy lifting.

Why it's reliable

💡 Lead-gen, events, invitations, app promos — or selling COD/online? It speaks WebCake's commerce model too (product lists, variations, cart).

✨ What you can build

One sentence to your AI → a finished, editable WebCake page. A taste of what people ship with it:

…then "make the CTA green" or "add a 4th feature" and it edits only that block — every other id and coordinate stays exactly where it was.

🤖 Works in Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Augment, Codex, Antigravity, Gemini CLI, Cline, Kiro, OpenCode, or any MCP-capable client — and the reference + generation tools need zero setup, so you can try it before ever pasting a token.

Under the hood

MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that teaches AI agents how to build a complete WebCake landing-page source JSON from a requirement — and persist it to a WebCake backend.

It exposes the element catalog, per-element usage hints + specials, the full page JSON Schema, valid element/page skeletons, a page validator, and tools to create or edit pages on the backend. The AI agent produces the full { page, popup, settings, options, cartConfigs } JSON; create_page persists it and auto-publishes (build + publish_html) so the preview renders immediately (the edit tools save source-only — re-publish via publish_page after edits).

The reference + generation tools (get_generation_guide, list_elements, validate_page, …) and the ingest tools (ingest_html, ingest_url — turn an existing HTML or URL into a layout anchor so the AI can recreate or adapt it) work with zero config; only the persistence tools (create_page, update_page, add_section, patch_page, publish_page, list_pages, find_pages, get_page, list_organizations) need a token. Credentials resolve in order: per-request header → env var → saved auth.json (login).

🚀 Get connected — the 2 main ways

Pick one. Both hand your AI tool (Claude, Cursor, …) the full Webcake landing toolkit. No coding.

① npx — runs on your machine (recommended for personal use)

Zero install, always the latest version, needs Node.js 18+. One line grabs your token and writes the IDE config:

# Interactive — pick environment, log in via browser (or paste a JWT), pick IDE(s)
npx -y webcake-landing-mcp install

# Non-interactive — configure every supported IDE at once (env + token via flags)
npx -y webcake-landing-mcp install --ide all --env prod --jwt <your-jwt>

# Remove the server from every IDE config
npx -y webcake-landing-mcp uninstall

It writes a webcake-landing entry into the right config file for each target: claude-desktop, claude-code, cursor, windsurf, augment (VS Code), codex, antigravity, gemini (Gemini CLI), cline, kiro, opencode, or all. Flags: --ide, --env, --jwt, --org-id, --api-base/--app-base, --npx/--local, -y — see install --help.

Just want to run the server (configure by hand later)? npx -y webcake-landing-mcp

🛠️ Hand-written per-IDE config, shell-script installers (install.sh/install.ps1), or a cloned local build → docs/manual-install.md.

② Remote URL …/mcp?jwt= — hosted, nothing to install

The server is already live at https://mcp.toolvn.io.vn/mcp — no Node.js, no machine to keep awake. Grab your personal link (your token is baked in) and paste it into your client's Add custom connector / config:

https://mcp.toolvn.io.vn/mcp?jwt=<YOUR_TOKEN>

Two ways to get the link:

• Easiest — open https://webcake.io/mcp-remote in your Webcake dashboard → it builds & copies the link for you.
• By hand — see the step-by-step guide: docs/connect-mcp.md.

Optional extras: &env=prod, &org_id=…, &api_base=…. Hand each teammate a link with their own jwt → per-user, no OAuth. Clients that support headers should send the token as x-webcake-jwt instead of putting it in the URL — the full header ↔ env mapping is in docs/configuration.md.

✅ Best for: no Node.js, team/shared use, the claude.ai connector dialog (URL-only, no headers). ⚠️ The link contains your personal token — treat it like a password, always use HTTPS.

⚙️ Configuration

The quick version — only the persistence tools need any of this:

npx -y webcake-landing-mcp login    # opens the browser once, saves the token to ~/.webcake-landing-mcp/auth.json

…or set WEBCAKE_ENV (local | staging | prod — fills in all base URLs) + WEBCAKE_JWT.