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Works with

Claude CodeClaude DesktopCursorVS CodeClineCodex CLIOpenClaw+ any MCP client

Install to Claude Code

This server doesn't publish a one-line install command. Follow the setup in the source repository.

Summary

Converts screenshots into context-aware UI code that integrates seamlessly with existing Angular projects, considering project structure, conventions, and dependencies.

README.md

VuhluiForge MCP

This repo is now a transitional split copy of the MCP scaffold.

The canonical development home for VuhluiForge has moved to:

  • C:\dev\Screenshot-To-Code
  • https://github.com/sethswango/vuhl-ui-forge

The MCP layer now lives inside that unified repo under mcp/.

Its goal remains the same: turn image-driven UI generation into a context-aware workflow that works well from Cursor, Claude Code, and related IDE-driven tooling, with special attention to Angular integration.

Project Intent

This repo exists to support a workflow like this:

  1. Gather project context from the target codebase
  2. Capture design input from a screenshot or mockup
  3. Generate implementation variants with the right stack and constraints
  4. Return code that can slot into an existing component structure, style system, and service layer

The long-term emphasis is not just "screenshot to code", but "screenshot to code that fits the project it is being added to".

Current Local State

This local snapshot is intentionally preserved and publishable, but it is no longer the primary place to continue development.

Currently present:

  • package metadata and lockfile
  • TypeScript and Vite configuration
  • MCP/server-oriented README and project framing
  • installed dependencies in node_modules/

Not currently present in this local snapshot:

  • the documented src/server/ implementation
  • the documented src/ui/ implementation
  • built output under dist/

Because of that, this repo should be read as the current MCP contract and scaffold, not as a fully rehydrated runnable implementation tree.

Naming

  • Display name: VuhluiForge MCP
  • Personal repo target: https://github.com/sethswango/vuhl-ui-forge-mcp
  • PDT repo target: https://github.com/vu-pdt/VUHL-UI-Forge-MCP
  • npm package: vuhl-ui-forge
  • CLI command: vuhl
  • MCP server id example: vuhl-ui-forge

Intended Modes

HTTP Mode

Serve a browser UI for design iteration and preview.

npx vuhl-ui-forge

Default URL:

  • http://localhost:3001

Stdio Mode

Expose the tool as an MCP server for IDE clients.

npx vuhl-ui-forge --stdio

MCP Client Configuration

Example configuration for Cursor or Claude Desktop:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "vuhl-ui-forge": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["vuhl-ui-forge", "--stdio"]
    }
  }
}

Context-Aware Generation Model

The MCP is meant to do more than generate generic markup. Before invoking generation, the client should gather context from the target codebase such as:

  • Angular version
  • selector prefix conventions
  • CSS variables or design tokens
  • shared components already available
  • injectable services likely needed by the new component
  • feature-specific intent, inputs, and outputs

That context should inform:

  • output stack selection
  • component naming
  • selector naming
  • service usage
  • styling choices
  • integration instructions

Angular-Focused Workflow

For Angular-oriented use cases, the preferred workflow is:

  1. Inspect the target repo's package.json to determine Angular version.
  2. Read shared styles to identify variables, tokens, and theme patterns.
  3. Inspect existing components to infer selector prefixes and template conventions.
  4. Identify candidate shared components and services before generating new files.
  5. Generate code with both projectContext and featureContext, not just an image.

This is the core differentiator for VuhluiForge MCP versus a generic screenshot-to-code experience.

Development Notes

The committed config currently expects a structure like this once the implementation tree is restored:

src/
├── server/
│   ├── index.ts
│   ├── routes/
│   ├── tools/
│   └── lib/
└── ui/
    ├── App.tsx
    └── components/

Existing scripts:

npm run dev
npm run build
npm run start
npm run start:http
npm run start:stdio

Those commands depend on the src/ implementation tree being present.

Publishing Notes

This repo remains useful as a transitional publishing target and compatibility mirror.

  • Personal GitHub target: sethswango/vuhl-ui-forge-mcp
  • Work GitHub target: vu-pdt/VUHL-UI-Forge-MCP

Ongoing implementation work should happen in the unified VuhluiForge repo.

Related Docs

  • C:\dev\Screenshot-To-Code\README.md
  • C:\dev\Obsidian_Notes\VU-Obsidian\Projects\screenshot-to-code-mcp\screenshot-to-code-mcp.md
  • C:\dev\Obsidian_Notes\VU-Obsidian\Projects\VUHL UI Forge\VUHL UI Forge Status.md

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