Add Meku to any AI app that supports MCP. Then describe what you want, and Meku builds it, shares a live preview, and deploys it.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI apps use outside tools. Meku MCP adds Meku as one of those tools.
Copy the Meku server URL from this page. If your AI app supports a one-click install, use that instead to skip manual setup.
Paste the URL into the MCP or connector settings of Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or VS Code. Then sign in with a Meku account.
Ask the AI app to create a project or change an existing one. Meku makes the changes and sends back a preview link.
Each action runs in your Meku workspace, so every project stays editable in Meku.
Start a website or web app from one prompt. Meku sets up a React, Vite, and Tailwind CSS project with starter pages.
Ask for changes in plain words, like “add a pricing page.” Meku updates the design, content, and code, then refreshes the preview.
Get a live preview link after each change. When it’s ready, publish it to a free Meku subdomain or your own domain.
Sign in with your Meku account via OAuth for secure login. You never need to create, copy, or store an API key.
Choose what each connected AI app can do in your projects. Nothing changes in a project unless you have allowed that action.
Disconnect any AI app from Meku settings in one click. Its access ends right away, and it can no longer edit projects.
Pick an app from the tabs below and follow its steps. You’ll need the Meku MCP server URL and a Meku account.
Add Meku through Claude's connector settings. Works in Claude Desktop (macOS and Windows) and on claude.ai.
Get quick answers to common questions. Still need help? Contact us.
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It is an open standard that lets AI apps connect to outside tools and take actions in them.
Meku MCP is Meku's MCP server. It lets AI apps create, edit, preview, and deploy Meku projects from a chat.
Any AI app that supports remote MCP servers. This includes Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, and VS Code.
No. You connect by signing in to Meku, so there is no key to create or store.
Yes. Projects made through MCP are saved to your Meku workspace. You can open them in Meku, edit them, export them to GitHub, or download a ZIP.
Open Meku settings and remove the app. Its access ends right away.
Connect Meku to ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or VS Code. Go from a prompt to a live app in the tool you already use.
Need a hand getting started? Read the setup guide.