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Resources (Make → MCP)

Bringing Make context to your agent​

The Make + MCP integration makes it easier to take prototypes from design to production. By connecting Make projects directly to your agent via MCP, you can extract resources and reuse them in your codebase. This reduces friction when extending prototypes into real applications, and ensures that design intent is faithfully carried through to implementation.

With this integration, you can:

• Fetch project context directly from Make (individual files or the whole project) • Prompt to use existing code components instead of starting from scratch • Extend prototypes with real data to validate and productionize designs faster

How it works​

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Note: This integration leverages the MCP resources capability, which allows your agent to fetch context directly from Make projects. It is available only on clients that support MCP resources.

Steps to fetch resources from Make​

  1. Prompt your agent to fetch context by providing a valid Make link
  2. Receive a list of available files from your Make project
  3. Download the files you want to fetch when prompted

Example workflow​

Goal: Implement a popup component in your production codebase that matches the design and behavior defined in Make.

  1. Share your Make project link with your agent.
  2. Prompt the agent: "I want to get the popup component behavior and styles from this Make file and implement it using my popup component."

Your agent will fetch the relevant context from Make and guide you in extending your existing popup component with the prototype's functionality and styles.