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Yes, we have an MCP.
Sprout runs an open server that speaks the Model Context Protocol — the standard way AI tools plug into live data. Connect it once, and any MCP-aware tool can look up exact tokens, real icon names and component status instead of guessing.
Connect it
Free, open to everyone, no login. Read-only.
In Claude Code, one command:
claude mcp add --transport http sprout https://aceve.design/api/mcp
Using Cursor, Windsurf, Claude Desktop, a claude.ai custom connector, or anything else that speaks MCP over HTTP? Point it at the same URL:
https://aceve.design/api/mcp
What you can ask it
Seven tools, in plain language.
| Ask it to… | And it gives you |
|---|---|
| Find the right icon name | The exact name — it's never what you'd guess — plus ready-to-use SVG. |
| Get an exact token value | The real hex, px or shadow value and its CSS variable, light and dark. |
| Check if a component is safe to use | Ready, Beta or Planned status, with a link to the docs page. |
| Write copy that matches Sprout's voice | The seven voice rules and the type scale. |
| Confirm the current version | The latest Sprout version and what changed. |
Try a prompt
Paste this in right after connecting.
Using the Sprout MCP: find the exact icon name for a settings gear and the hex value for the primary Aceve green. Then write a small React button using both.
It always reflects what's live on this site — when Sprout updates, so does the MCP.