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The AI agentic designer — open-source React design system + MCP that lets Claude, Codex, Cursor & Gemini build production UI in minutes. No AI slop.

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Marmo UI is an open-source React 19 design system paired with a Model Context Protocol server that enables AI agents like Claude and Cursor to generate production-ready dashboards and applications with real components and live validation. The toolkit includes a MIT-licensed component library, an MCP for live API validation, and optional pro features for brand-customized generation.

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Marmo UI

The AI agentic designer. Point the agent you already use — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI — at Marmo and it builds production dashboards and apps in minutes: real components, real props, your own style. No AI slop.

Platform, docs & pricing → marmoui.com

npx marmoui init     # connect your agent (free, no account)
npm i @marmoui/ui    # the component library (MIT)

Then just ask your agent: "Build a billing dashboard with Marmo UI."

How it works

  • @marmoui/ui — an open-source React 19 design system (MIT, public npm). Tables, charts, forms, app shells — everything a product UI needs, light + dark from one token set.
  • The Marmo MCP — a hosted knowledge server your agent connects to. Instead of guessing from training data, the agent reads live component APIs, composition patterns, and generation rules, and validates its output (review_generated_code) before reporting done. Wrong imports and invented props get caught and fixed before you ever see them.
  • Claude Code plugin/plugin marketplace add mahmoudilyan/marmoui/plugin install marmo-ui@marmoui-plugins. Bundles the MCP plus the marmo-ui skill and /marmo-ui:* commands (init, design-md, build) that enforce the find → generate → validate workflow.

Free vs Pro

Free Pro — $9.99/mo, 14-day free trial
React components (@marmoui/ui, MIT)
Core MCP — live props, validation, default Marmo styling
Docs, Figma library
On-brand generation — your DESIGN.md (colors, type, tokens, component overrides) drives every screen any connected agent generates
Composition patterns library (app shells, dashboards, forms)
Pro blocks, generated straight into your repo
Personal MCP token + hosted, brand-themed design-system page

Pro mode in one sentence: the free tier makes your agent correct; Pro makes it yours — run /marmo-ui:init (or write a DESIGN.md by hand), upload it at marmoui.com/connect, and every agent on your account generates UI in your brand instead of the Marmo defaults. Generation always happens in your agent with your LLM tokens; the code lands in your repo and you own it fully.

Monorepo structure

├── apps/
│   └── design-system-docs/    # marmoui.com — docs + marketing site
├── packages/
│   ├── ui/                    # @marmoui/ui — publishable component library
│   └── cli/                   # marmoui — npx marmoui init
└── tools/claude-plugin/       # Claude Code plugin + marketplace

The hosted MCP server and platform services live in a private repository; this repo talks to them only through the hosted MCP at mcp.marmoui.com.

Using @marmoui/ui directly

Works as a regular component library too — no agent required:

import '@marmoui/ui/style.css'; // once, in your app entry
import { Button, DataTable } from '@marmoui/ui';

React 19 + react-dom are peer dependencies. Component APIs and examples: marmoui.com/docs.

Development

Node 20+, pnpm 9.

git clone [email protected]:mahmoudilyan/marmoui.git
cd marmo-ui
pnpm install
pnpm dev            # UI package + docs site (localhost:3002)
Command Description
pnpm dev:ui Develop the UI package only
pnpm build Build all packages and apps
pnpm lint Run ESLint across the monorepo
pnpm type-check Run TypeScript type checking
pnpm changeset Add a semver changeset

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md — workflow, Conventional Commits (enforced by husky), and semver via Changesets.

License

MIT — see LICENSE. Components are free forever; a component that ships free never moves behind the paywall.

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