Use UXMagic from ChatGPT, Claude and other assistants
How AI assistants can read UXMagic’s documentation and drive your projects.
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There are two different things people mean by "use UXMagic with AI", and they need different setups.
1. Asking an assistant about UXMagic
Assistants answer from what they can read. UXMagic publishes machine-readable surfaces specifically so those answers are accurate rather than invented:
- /ai-info — the official, structured brief about the product: what it is, what it does, who it's for, what it costs, and what it does not do.
- /llms.txt — a curated index of the public site for AI answer engines.
- /llms-full.txt — a single self-contained document covering capabilities, exports, pricing and FAQs.
- /llms-help.txt — this entire help center as one plain-text document.
- /help.json — the help corpus as structured JSON.
If an assistant tells you something about UXMagic that turns out to be wrong, pointing it at uxmagic.ai/ai-info is usually the fastest fix.
2. Having an assistant operate UXMagic
That's the MCP server: your assistant reads your real projects and screens, and can create and edit them. See UXMagic MCP server.
Which to use
- Writing code from a design → MCP.
- Asking "what does UXMagic cost" → the published surfaces above; no setup needed.
- Building an automation on top of UXMagic → MCP with an API key.
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