Herramientas

Builds compact, polished landing pages for dev tools, package demos and micro-SaaS. Picks a design fingerprint (composition, palette, type, radius, surfaces, motion) so each run looks different, features a product-native demo, and keeps zero layout shift, focus states and reduced motion.

When the agent changes a single CSS value or Tailwind class in a Next.js App Router project, a floating bar appears on the page so you can fine-tune it with arrow keys before persisting. Loads a runtime script from budge.design in app/layout.tsx.

Reads a component-contracts contract JSON, derives component-scoped tokens and builds a fully variable-bound Figma component set with all variants. Requires cc-figma-tokens to have run first, plus the figma-use and figma-generate-library skills.

Syncs component-contracts token files in W3C DTCG format into native Figma variables, building Primitives and Semantic collections with role-based scopes and web code syntax after you approve a plan. Prerequisite for cc-figma-component.

Fixes hover and click dead zones between spaced interactive elements such as chart bars, list rows, tabs and nav items by making hit targets flush and moving visual spacing inside each item, with React and Tailwind examples.

Converts absolutely positioned Paper canvas nodes to flex layout through Paper MCP: computes spacing from computed styles, preserves SVGs and images via x-paper-clone, fixes z-order and shadows, and verifies with screenshot comparison.

Turns Paper designs (via Paper MCP, Viewfinder or exported JSX) into componentized React/Next.js code: maps hierarchy and reusable components first, one component per icon, tokens in globals.css, shadcn reuse, real fonts and data-driven charts.

Verifies and repairs a Paper-derived app against its local paper-sync render: ports the real fonts, reads exact type, color and decoration values from the canonical export, screenshot-diffs the running app against the frame and separates conversion drift from newer design.

Reduces CSS custom properties and Tailwind v4 design tokens in globals.css without changing visuals: maps usage to find live tokens, deletes dead ones, collapses values similar in light and dark modes via a scripted rename map, and verifies with typecheck, lint and build.

Official CLI for Tolgee, the open-source localization platform: extract strings from code, push keys to Tolgee and pull the latest translations, and diff local files against the platform. Works with Tolgee Cloud or self-hosted; needs Node.js 18+ and a personal or project API key (tolgee login).

Browser Use's official plugin: connects the Browser Use MCP so Claude can drive your local Chrome or a cloud browser to browse, extract data, fill forms, test sites and take screenshots. Needs uv; cloud browsers need sign-in or an API key.

Langfuse's official plugin: uses hooks to send prompts, model calls, token usage and cost, tool calls and subagents from Claude Code sessions to Langfuse as traces for monitoring and review. Needs Langfuse keys (self-hosting supported) and uv or Python 3.10+.

Syncs design tokens between code and Figma variables: normalizes both sides, reports drift by value, alias, mode and scope in a dry run, then stops for explicit approval before writing, archives rather than deletes, and saves JSON reports. Requires the Figma MCP server; invoked manually.

Builds product launch, promo and feature announcement videos with Remotion (React): asks nine questions about product, audience, duration, voiceover and channel, proposes 2-3 visual directions, writes a storyboard.json, then codes scenes and optional voiceover.

AWS's official plugin for startups: answers AWS Activate credit eligibility and 60+ startup perks, gives architecture and cost advice by funding stage, team size and runway, and plans migrations from GCP, Azure or Heroku. Perk lookups need no AWS account; migrations need your repo.

ModelScope's official MCP: search models, datasets, Studio apps, papers and MCP servers and view details, plus text-to-image and image-to-image generation. Needs a ModelScope API token.

Community MCP for Weblate, the open-source translation platform (self-hosted or hosted): translators can find untranslated or needs-editing strings in plain language, write translations in bulk, and check per-language progress and change history. Needs your Weblate API URL and token, and Node.js.

Semgrep's official MCP server plus hooks: every file the agent writes is scanned with Semgrep Code, Supply Chain and Secrets for vulnerabilities, malicious dependencies and hardcoded secrets; the agent rewrites until clean or you dismiss findings. Requires a Semgrep login.

From TUM's Chair of Geoinformatics (a 3DCityDB co-developer): query CityGML 3D city models in 3DCityDB v5 in plain language, covering both spatial and semantic attributes, with read-only SQL. Needs a deployed 3DCityDB database and Python; register it from the folder with your .env config.

Preconfigures the Datadog MCP in Claude Code to query logs, metrics, traces, dashboards and monitors in plain language while troubleshooting production. Maintained by Datadog; needs a Datadog account (OAuth or API key). In preview.

Grafana's official plugin marketplace with three plugins: the hosted Grafana Cloud MCP, the local mcp-grafana and Grafana Assistant, covering dashboards, data sources, Prometheus and Loki queries, alerting and incident management. Works with Claude Code and Codex.

Icons8's official remote MCP: search and preview 420,000 icons in 132 styles, drop icons straight into web pages or projects, or swap an existing icon set for a new style. Free HD PNGs with attribution link after signing in to Icons8; SVG needs a paid subscription.

Cloudinary's official MCP servers: upload, search and transform images and videos by chat, manage upload presets and structured metadata, and run AI content analysis, moderation and auto-tagging. Needs a Cloudinary account (some features paid); the command adds only the asset management server.

Crowdin's official plugin with the Crowdin MCP: manage projects and translations in Claude Code, Cowork or Codex, with skills to build glossaries, add translator context, draft translations for review and answer how-tos. Needs a Crowdin account; drafts and glossary uploads need its CLI.