Field noteOct 23, 20261 min read1 source

Framer ships official MCP connector for Claude, Codex, Cursor, and other agents

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Framer has released Framer MCP, an official connection for linking AI tools to Framer through the Model Context Protocol.

What changed: Framer announced its own MCP connector, enabling agents to edit the canvas, manage CMS content, and publish sites; the archive mentions other MCP products but not Framer’s release.

The company says an agent can work on a Framer canvas, manage CMS content, publish a site, and perform other actions in a project.

Framer describes the connection as available wherever the chosen AI tool works, including desktop and phone. Its update directs users to the Framer MCP setup page and an Academy lesson for a walkthrough. The announcement presents the connector as a way to connect a preferred AI tool rather than as a separate in-editor agent feature.

The update does not name supported AI clients, models, or operating systems. It also does not establish pricing, plan eligibility, authentication and permission scopes, publishing safeguards, rate limits, or which actions are available beyond canvas work, CMS management, and publishing. Those details are not stated in the supplied public update.

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  1. 1framer.com/updates
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