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Building UI with AI agents: Claude Code, Cursor and MCP

Coding agents such as Claude Code, Cursor and Codex can write a screen in seconds, but left alone they invent components, mix design systems and forget the details that make an interface feel finished. The fix is to give the agent real building blocks and clear rules, and this category shows how to do that.
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Component Library MCP: Make Agents Use Real Components

How a component library MCP server, rules files, llms.txt and a registry get Claude Code, Cursor and Codex to install real components instead of guessing.

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Serban Rusu
Oct 9, 2026 · 25 min read

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AGENTS.md vs CLAUDE.md vs Cursor Rules for React

AGENTS.md vs CLAUDE.md vs Cursor rules for React and Tailwind: which agent reads which file in October 2026, and a rules file that keeps agents on your tokens.

SRSerban Rusu·Oct 9, 2026·14 min read
Building UI with AI agents

Claude Code shadcn Setup: MCP Server, Skill and CLAUDE.md

Claude Code shadcn setup, tested on shadcn 4.21.4: the MCP server, the skill, a second registry in its own folder, a CLAUDE.md block and prompts that work.

SRSerban Rusu·Oct 9, 2026·12 min read
Building UI with AI agents

React AI Chat UI: Streaming, Auto-Scroll and Mobile

How a production React AI chat UI handles streaming, auto-scroll, IME input and the phone keyboard, part by part, with code for the Next.js App Router.

SRSerban Rusu·Oct 9, 2026·10 min read

About Building UI with AI agents

The posts cover the plumbing that connects an agent to a component library: MCP servers that let an agent search components and read their props, rules files that tell it which tokens and patterns to follow, llms.txt and Markdown versions of the docs that are easy for a model to read, and registries that install real source code instead of a guess. You will also find workflows that hold up in practice, such as asking for a whole screen from existing blocks, keeping installed components up to date and reviewing what the agent changed.

Wingo UI ships an MCP server, agent rules and a CLI for exactly this job, so the examples here are the setups we use every day, with the commands and prompts that work.

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