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License

MIT

Author

inchwormz

Submitted by

john mckeown

About iter0 MCP Server

Build, edit and publish websites and apps with iter0 from Claude Code, Codex or other Agents via MCP

iter0 MCP Server config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "iter0": {
      "url": "https://iter0.com/api/mcp"
    }
  }
}

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Overview

What is iter0?

iter0 is an AI website builder. Its MCP server lets Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and other MCP clients build, edit, check and publish websites for you.

How to use iter0?

There is nothing to install. Add the remote server https://iter0.com/api/mcp to your MCP client (Streamable HTTP), then sign in with your iter0 account when the client asks. Setup steps for each client are at https://iter0.com/mcp.

Key features of iter0

  • Build a website from a brief, or from a reference site you are allowed to use.
  • Show three design directions before you build.
  • Make one focused edit to a saved page.
  • Check a site for missing titles, missing alt text, broken links and placeholder text.
  • Publish a site to a free name.iter0.app address, and take it offline again.
  • See a price quote before any paid step. Nothing is spent until you confirm it.

Use cases of iter0

  • Ask your coding agent for a launch page for a new product, and publish it from the same chat.
  • Ask for one change to the headline of a saved page, then check the page before you share it.
  • Compare three design directions for a new business website before you pay for a build.

Frequently asked questions

1

Where is the source code for iter0?

The server is hosted by iter0, and its code is not published. The GitHub repository holds the connection guide and an agent skill.

2

Does iter0 need an account?

Two tools work without signing in. Building, editing and publishing need a free iter0 account, through OAuth sign-in.

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