Then, your they may use MCP to create an MCPage using a DSL that looks something like:
```
import { H1, Stack, Text } from "mcpages";
export default (
<Stack gap="lg">
<H1>Hello world</H1>
<Text>This is my first MCPage.</Text>
</Stack>
);
```
You open a link like https://mcpages.dev/p/1234 and see a page that has this content, but is rendered nicely.
Beyond this basic example, there is support for more expressive layouts, charts, and more.
Here are some other things my agents do with MCPages:
- Pull product analytics data hourly and update an MCPage that is shared with my nontechnical coworkers
- Read my calendar, emails, and Slack to compile a daily briefing for me every morning
- Write product specs and text me links to their MCPage
this is genuinely clever, instead of agents dumping walls of text into chat, they get a shareable, human-readable url, which is the missing ux layer most agentic workflows completely ignore
I made mcpages.dev. It's been helpful for me and my agents, so I open sourced it in hopes that others may find it useful.
Simply give agents access to https://mcpages.dev/mcp (or whatever URL you self host at).
Then, your they may use MCP to create an MCPage using a DSL that looks something like:
``` import { H1, Stack, Text } from "mcpages";
export default ( <Stack gap="lg"> <H1>Hello world</H1> <Text>This is my first MCPage.</Text> </Stack> ); ```
You open a link like https://mcpages.dev/p/1234 and see a page that has this content, but is rendered nicely.
Beyond this basic example, there is support for more expressive layouts, charts, and more.
Here are some other things my agents do with MCPages: - Pull product analytics data hourly and update an MCPage that is shared with my nontechnical coworkers - Read my calendar, emails, and Slack to compile a daily briefing for me every morning - Write product specs and text me links to their MCPage
how this compares to giving agents access to github gists?
Not too different. Wanted this to be accessible for others not on github, but still using Claude / ChatGPT
this is genuinely clever, instead of agents dumping walls of text into chat, they get a shareable, human-readable url, which is the missing ux layer most agentic workflows completely ignore