Add Fazekit to Claude Code and Cursor with MCP

The Fazekit MCP server lives at https://fazekit.com/mcp. It's a remote HTTP server, so there's nothing to install — your agent just talks to that address. It offers three tools:

search_items

Search components, blocks, templates and apps by words like “pricing toggle”, “kanban” or “wine shop”, optionally filtered by section and category.

get_item

Get everything needed to add one item: install command, dependencies, the complete source files and integration steps. It can also take a note about your project so texts and colours are adapted.

list_categories

List the sections and categories with item counts — useful when you want to browse.

Open a terminal in your project folder and run:

claude mcp add --transport http fazekit https://fazekit.com/mcp

This adds Fazekit for the current project. To make it available in every project on your computer, add --scope user:

claude mcp add --transport http --scope user fazekit https://fazekit.com/mcp

Start Claude Code with claude and type /mcp to see your connected servers. Fazekit should be listed as connected.

Cursor reads MCP servers from a JSON file. Create a file named mcp.json inside a .cursor folder in your project (so the path is .cursor/mcp.json) with this content:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "fazekit": {
      "url": "https://fazekit.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

If the file already exists, add the fazekit entry inside the existing mcpServers object instead of replacing the file.

• To use Fazekit in all projects, put the same content in mcp.json in the .cursor folder of your home directory instead.
• Open Cursor's settings and find the MCP section. Fazekit should appear there; make sure it's enabled. You may need to restart Cursor after creating the file.

Start a chat with the agent (in Cursor, use Agent mode so it can change files). Try one of these:

Using Fazekit, add a pricing section with a monthly/yearly toggle to the home page. Match my existing colours.

Search Fazekit for testimonial blocks and show me the three best options with a one-line description each. Don't install anything yet.

Build me an online wine shop using the Fazekit Online Store app. Shop name “Vino Bello”, burgundy and gold colours, prices in PLN. Put it on the /shop route.

The agent will call the Fazekit tools — Claude Code and Cursor usually ask for your permission the first time a tool is used. Allow it, and review the file changes before accepting them.

• Say “Fazekit” in the request, so the agent knows to use the server instead of writing something from scratch.
• Say where it goes: which page, route or component, above or below what.
• Describe your project once — name, colours, language — and the agent passes it to get_item to adapt the content.
• One item per request. Add a section, check it, then ask for the next.

Now replace the demo texts in the Fazekit section you just added with content for my product: [describe your product]. Keep the layout.

Check that everything you added from Fazekit compiles with no TypeScript errors, works on mobile and in dark mode, and remove any unused demo files.

• In Claude Code, run /mcp and check that Fazekit shows as connected. If not, check the address for typos.
• In Cursor, check the MCP section in settings and look for an error next to Fazekit. A JSON syntax error (a missing comma or bracket) is the most common cause.
• Ask explicitly: “Use the fazekit MCP tool search_items to find …”.
• Corporate networks sometimes block unknown servers. Try another network to rule this out.

Prefer not to use MCP? Every item page also has a Build with AI panel with a ready prompt for Claude Code and Cursor.