Describe the interaction.
Ask for one UI need. Your agent searches Rendyn for a small shortlist.
UI component MCP server
The best way to use Rendyn is through MCP. Give your agent a catalogue of real React components, previews and complete source, inside the project you’re building.
Free components. Free MCP. Sign up only to connect your agent. No card needed.
From idea to interface
Three steps to better ingredients for your next build.
Ask for one UI need. Your agent searches Rendyn for a small shortlist.
Open the working previews. Compare the layout and interaction with your brief.
Retrieve the source and setup context. Your agent adapts it to your app’s design system.
A catalogue of possibilities
Schematic illustrations. Open the catalogue to try the actual components.
Under the hood
Describe one UI need. Get ranked matches and preview links.
search_componentsRetrieve files, dependencies, install steps and licence notices by ID.
get_componentDiscover the available component categories.
list_categoriesBrowse a category with stable, paginated results.
browse_category{
"query": "approval card",
"limit": 2,
"include_previews": true
}{
"id": "beui:approval-card"
}Search returns metadata and preview links; include_previews requests available images. Retrieve by the returned ID, then review all files, imports, dependencies and licence notices before integrating. Your application supplies state, APIs and server authorization.
Meet your agent where it works
Choose your client, add Rendyn, and authorize your account.
https://mcp.rendyn.dev/mcpBrowse, preview and copy every component without an account. Sign up only for MCP, then authorize your coding agent.
No card, subscription or expiry date.
Connect to MCP for free ↗claude mcp add --transport http rendyn --scope project https://mcp.rendyn.dev/mcpAccept the project server, then open /mcp to log in and authorize Rendyn.
Official Claude Code documentation ↗The useful details
Rendyn returns source, dependencies and install instructions. Your coding agent writes files and runs approved commands in your project.
Review the component’s client boundary, imports, Tailwind setup and dependency versions. Compatibility depends on the chosen source and your app; test the rendered result after integration.
Confirm the endpoint ends in /mcp, enable the server in your client, and complete OAuth. Sign in to your free Rendyn account when your editor asks you to authorize. No subscription is needed.
Try a narrower interaction, remove a category filter, or browse a category. Choose a component that fits your feature and existing design system.
Source files, dependencies, install steps, source hashes and licence details. Catalogue entries include components from beUI, Magic UI and Kibo UI, with their attribution and notices.
They provide interface pieces. Your application supplies model calls, streaming, persistence and server authorization. Rendyn’s catalogue tools deliver components for your app; they do not implement the MCP Apps extension.
Make something worth looking at