yasirshabbirservices/Bricks-Builder-MCP

Bricks Builder MCP is a powerful WordPress plugin that exposes a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Bricks Builder, enabling Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Trae, and other MCP-compatible AI clients to build and manage WordPress websites programmatically. Create pages, templates, global styles, navigation menus, reusable components, SEO metadata

This repository also configures its own agents. See what Bricks-Builder-MCP tells them →

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bricks-builder-dev

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yasirshabbirservices/Bricks-Builder-MCP

Skill Claude Code

Use when developing for Bricks Builder (WordPress): custom elements, controls, query loops, dynamic data tags, templates/element trees, Style Manager (global variables, color palettes, theme styles, breakpoints), custom fonts, global classes, interactions, popups, query filters, or debugging Bricks rendering/CSS…

not rated 2 2mo ago A 177 tokens original MIT

business-profile

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yasirshabbirservices/Bricks-Builder-MCP

Skill Claude Code

Use when onboarding a new site, setting up the business profile, or when the AI needs to populate real content into templates. Covers: brand identity fields, color tokens, typography selection, design style presets, contact info, social media links, navigation, services, and logo assets. Also covers how to check if a…

not rated 2 2mo ago A 79 tokens original MIT

surecart

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yasirshabbirservices/Bricks-Builder-MCP

Skill Claude Code

Use when working with the SureCart WordPress ecommerce plugin — building product pages, collections, checkout forms, customer dashboards, or cart functionality. Covers SureCart's Bricks Builder integration (31+ custom elements, 21 dynamic data tags, product/collection templates), shortcodes, REST API endpoints, data…

not rated 2 2mo ago A 149 tokens original MIT

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