MCP

MCP Overview

Webforgia is a hosted MCP server: point Claude, Cursor, VS Code or any MCP client at it and an AI assistant can list, build and publish your projects.

What it lets an assistant do

  • List your projects and read any project’s full specification.
  • Build a new site from a description, and publish it.
  • Check a specification it wrote before submitting it, list your skills and read your credit balance.

Nothing to install on our side: the server runs at https://webforgia.com/api/mcp. You give your client the address and an API key, and the key decides which workspace it works in and what it may do. See Setup.

The tools

7 tools — read-only ones (list_projects, get_project, list_skills, get_credits, validate_spec), one that builds (create_site) and one that publishes (publish_site). Every tool and its inputs: Available Tools.

MCP servers as build context

Separately, the composer’s + → MCP servers lets you name MCP servers your team uses — Stripe, GitHub, Notion. That does not connect anything: the names tell the builder which tools you use, so it lays the site out for them — a pricing section for Stripe, a project showcase for GitHub.

Naming a server here
DoesAdd sections and buttons that fit the tool, and shape the copy around your real stack. Remembered for your next build.
Does notCall the server, read live data, or ask for a key. Any address you type stays in your browser; only the name and category are sent with a build.
To make a site actually use a tool — a real checkout link, leads into your CRM — use a connector.