Identity Forge MCP

Design systems, brand naming, and domain research for coding agents.

For people · For agents · MCP tools · CLI reference

For people

Identity Forge gives a coding agent a complete visual system before it starts building. Choose a design kit yourself, or let the agent rank the catalog against your product and the mood you want. Each kit includes typography, semantic color tokens, layout, motifs, dos and don'ts, and a DESIGN.md the agent can build from.

The agent can export the kit as CSS, Tailwind v3 or v4, shadcn registry data, DTCG tokens, or JSON, then apply it with conflict protection. Brand naming, domain research, and shareable client projects live in the same workflow.

Public Free kits work without an account. Browse the design kits or read how the agent flow works before installing anything.

Watch it work

The three-minute lifecycle film follows a design system from the first choice through later updates, an older-site rebuild, and a client handoff.

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/b5125f58-6918-4355-b849-6863a4345a21

Download the full-resolution 1080p WebM.

For agents

Install the local MCP server into the client you use:

npx --yes identityforge@latest install --client claude-code   # Claude Code
npx --yes identityforge@latest install --client cursor        # Cursor
npx --yes identityforge@latest install --client vscode        # VS Code / Copilot
npx --yes identityforge@latest install --client codex         # Codex

Also supported: gemini, opencode, pi. Every client runs the same local stdio server, and install merges into your existing config rather than replacing it. Config paths for all seven are in Install into an agent.

Public Free kits work immediately, without a key. Tell your agent:

Use Identity Forge to pick a theme that fits this product, apply it, and follow the DESIGN.md.

Sign in for persistent projects, saved work, authenticated quota, or Pro access:

npx --yes identityforge@latest login

No account yet? In the browser, sign up, complete the security check, select Send verification email, and open its link. Then select Confirm email and continue, approve the resumed authorization, and the CLI receives the key automatically.

Use-case discovery

Every use-case lane has two checks. First, the kit's authored audience or bestFor must name that kind of product. Then concrete token measurements such as text contrast, chart-series distinctness, and information density rank the eligible kits. Visual tags help search but do not establish product fit. A high technical score cannot put an unrelated kit into a lane. The per-lane prose justification is switched off catalogue-wide pending re-enrichment, so a score arrives without a sentence explaining it.