Doop MCP Server: Design on a Shared Canvas from Claude, Cursor and Codex

• Reads the Doop agent playbook

  Returns the agent guide with the streaming workflow, frame sizing, design rules and etiquette on a shared canvas. Its description tells the assistant to load it once before using the other tools.

  Try: “Load the Doop guide before you start.”

  Read · get_guide

• Shows which Doop account you are signed in as

  Returns the account id and display name behind the connection, so the assistant knows whose canvases it is touching.

  Try: “Which Doop account am I connected as?”

  Read · get_profile

• Posts a live one-line status on the canvas

  Broadcasts what the assistant is working on so everyone viewing the canvas sees it next to its name. Clearing it with an empty string removes it.

  Try: “Show "Sketching the pricing page" while you work.”

  Write · set_status

• Lists the canvases you can open

  Lists your canvases, including those in shared workspaces.

  Try: “List my Doop canvases.”

  Read · list_canvases

• Creates a new canvas

  Creates a design canvas and returns its id for the shareable link. It can be created inside a shared workspace.

  Try: “Create a canvas for the travel app redesign.”

  Write · create_canvas

• Shows a canvas layout

  Returns every frame's position, size and metadata, plus pinned references and pages.

  Try: “What frames are on canvas abc123?”

  Read · get_canvas

• Creates, renames, reorders or deletes pages

  Sends the full ordered page list to change a canvas's pages. A page that still holds frames cannot be deleted. It is marked destructive.

  Try: “Add a page called Onboarding after Home.”

  Delete · set_canvas_pages

• Adds a new frame with HTML

  Adds a frame (an artboard that renders real HTML) to the canvas, placed automatically if you give no position.

  Try: “Create a 390 by 844 frame for the mobile itinerary.”

  Write · create_frame

• Reads a frame including its HTML

  Returns a frame with its full HTML content.

  Try: “Show me the HTML of the booking card frame.”

  Read · get_frame

• Streams a design into a frame in sections

  Adds HTML a section at a time so people watching see the design build up live. The first chunk replaces the frame's content. It is marked destructive.

  Try: “Build the pricing section in frame 3, one section at a time.”

  Write · append_frame_html

• Replaces a frame's design in one go

  Swaps a frame's whole HTML at once, shown live to everyone on the canvas.

  Try: “Replace the hero frame with this version.”

  Write · set_frame_html

• Finds and replaces exact text in a frame

  Makes a targeted find-and-replace edit in a frame's HTML, which morphs into the render in place.

  Try: “Change the button label from Sign up to Get started.”

  Write · edit_frame_html

• Renames, moves or resizes a frame

  Changes a frame's name, position or size without touching its design.

  Try: “Move the landing frame to the right of the pricing frame.”

  Write · update_frame

• Deletes a frame

  Removes a frame from its canvas. It is marked destructive.

  Try: “Delete the old checkout frame.”

  Delete · delete_frame

• Lists earlier versions of a frame

  Lists the states of a frame that a replace, stream or restore overwrote, with who made them and when.

  Try: “Show the version history of the hero frame.”

  Read · list_frame_versions

• Brings back an earlier frame version

  Restores a frame's HTML and size to an earlier version. The design it replaces is saved as a version first. Marked destructive.

  Try: “Restore the hero frame to the version from this morning.”

  Write · restore_frame_version

• Takes a screenshot of a frame

  Renders a frame headlessly and returns a PNG so the assistant can see its own design and fix it.

  Try: “Screenshot the pricing frame and tell me what looks off.”

  Read · get_frame_screenshot

• Exports a frame as an image or PDF

  Returns PNG or JPG links that re-render when the design changes, or a vector PDF.

  Try: “Export the landing frame as a PDF.”

  Read · export_frame

• Shows the clickable prototype wiring

  Lists each page's start frame and every click, hover or key interaction, flagging links to missing frames.

  Try: “What happens when someone clicks Book now?”

  Read · get_prototype

• Sets where a prototype starts

  Chooses the frame a page's clickable prototype opens on.

  Try: “Make the Welcome frame the start of the flow.”

  Write · set_prototype_start

• Fetches and claims open feedback requests

  Fetches human feedback requests on a canvas and assigns them to the assistant, for agents that poll a canvas.

  Try: “Check the canvas for feedback and address it.”

  Write · get_feedback

• Reads comments on a canvas

  Returns element and canvas comments with replies, author and resolution state, newest first. Reading does not claim them.

  Try: “What comments are open on the pricing frame?”

  Read · get_comments

• Replies in a comment thread

  Posts a reply inside an element comment thread. An @mention of a Doop role counts as a new task for the built-in agent.

  Try: “Reply that the contrast is fixed.”

  Write · reply_to_comment

• Marks a comment thread resolved

  Resolves a thread. For a thread that @mentioned the built-in agent, it also records the exchange as a design decision.

  Try: “Resolve the comment about the button color.”

  Write · resolve_comment

• Lists a canvas's style guides

  Lists brand rules and style recipes on a canvas with one-line summaries.

  Try: “Which style guides does this canvas have?”

  Read · list_guidelines

• Reads one style guide in full

  Returns the rules every frame on the canvas should follow.

  Try: “Read the brand guidelines before you design.”

  Read · get_guidelines

• Writes or revises a style guide

  Saves a versioned style guide for the canvas. It is marked destructive.

  Try: “Add a guideline: use 8px spacing.”

  Write · set_guidelines

• Reads a pinned style reference

  Returns the HTML of a frame a person pinned as a "more like this" example.

  Try: “Read the pinned reference and match its style.”

  Read · get_reference

• Records a design decision

  Saves a style choice your human made, such as "rounder corners", so later agents follow it.

  Try: “Remember that we dropped the italic serif.”

  Write · save_decision

• Searches stock photos

  Searches Pexels for free stock photos and returns thumbnails to pick from.

  Try: “Find a photo of a mountain lake for the hero.”

  Network · search_images

• Searches open-source icons

  Searches over 200,000 Iconify icons and returns hotlinkable SVG links.

  Try: “Find a shopping cart icon.”

  Network · search_icons

• Finds company logos

  Looks up a company's vector logo by brand name or domain, using Brandfetch.

  Try: “Get the Stripe logo.”

  Network · search_logos

• Browses background styles

  Lists curated hero and section backgrounds as thumbnails with palette colors and ready-to-paste CSS.

  Try: “Show background options for a dark hero.”

  Read · list_backgrounds

• Searches real landing pages for ideas

  Searches a curated gallery of real sites by category, with thumbnails, palette, fonts and a mood line. Its description calls this the required first step when writing a brief.

  Try: “Find dark fintech dashboard inspiration.”

  Network · search_inspiration

• Generates an image

  Generates an image with the model chosen in your Doop settings and returns an asset link.

  Try: “Generate a soft gradient hero image.”

  Write · generate_image

• Uploads an image to the canvas

  Stores an image (up to 5 MB) from a link, a one-time local upload URL or inline data, and returns a permanent public link. A local file needs the assistant to run a curl command in your shell.

  Try: “Upload this logo from https://example.com/logo.png.”

  Write · upload_asset

• Looks at a public web page

  Reads a public page and returns a desktop screenshot and visible text without changing the canvas.

  Try: “Look at stripe.com and describe its layout.”

  Network · view_website

• Imports a web page as an editable frame

  Fetches one public URL and places it on the canvas as an editable HTML snapshot.

  Try: “Import the Linear homepage as a reference frame.”

  Write · import_webpage

• Lists your Linear tickets

  Read only. Lists open Linear tickets through your Linear connection in Doop, newest first. Needs Linear connected on the Integrations page.

  Try: “Show my open Linear tickets.”

  Network · list_linear_issues

• Reads one Linear ticket

  Read only. Returns a ticket and its description by id or identifier such as ENG-123.

  Try: “Read ENG-123 and design the screen it describes.”

  Network · get_linear_issue

Watch out for

• It can delete frames and overwrite designs

  Tools delete frames and pages and replace a frame's HTML. Frame versions are kept, so check the history and use restore before assuming work is gone. github.com

• It acts as you on every canvas you can edit

  The assistant works under your account and has your access to canvases and workspaces. Connect it only to an assistant you trust with them. github.com

• Tool descriptions steer the assistant

  The guide tool is described as something to load once before using the others, and the inspiration search is called the required first step when writing a brief. Expect the assistant to call them first. github.com

• Uploads can need a local command

  For a local file, the upload tool returns a curl command the assistant runs in your shell. Review it before it runs. github.com

• Linear tickets are treated as outside text

  The Linear tools are read-only, and ticket text is described as source material, not instructions that override you. github.com

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