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AI-assisted UI development with live MCP docs

Connect an AI editor to Velkin UI MCP documentation before generating components. Inspect actual props, slots, events, and examples instead of guessing APIs.

The problem

An editor can generate code that looks plausible while using a prop, slot, or import that the installed package does not expose.

An implementation path

Connect the read-only MCP endpoint, ask for the component contract and usage examples, and review the generated change against your installed version.

"use client";
import { VuThemeProvider } from "@velkin/react/theme-provider";
import { VuButton } from "@velkin/react/button";
export default function Example() { return <VuThemeProvider persist><VuButton variant="solid" color="primary">Save changes</VuButton></VuThemeProvider>; }

Components to evaluate

Integration responsibilities

MCP supplies documentation, not a correctness guarantee. Compile, test keyboard behavior, and review generated code before shipping.

Use your actual content and data volume for the evaluation. Test empty, loading, error, and success states, then review mobile layout and focus order. Keep the application’s data access and authorization separate from presentation components.

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