The loop is what makes this more than a palette generator: fetch tokens for the feeling you want, generate the page against them, then run the markup back through scoring — which includes an accessibility dimension — before you accept it. The core half works with no credentials at all, so you can test the idea before wiring up any keys.
A hosted MCP server that maps 6 emotions — trust, excitement, calm, luxury, innovation and energy — onto complete design systems, derived from CSS collected across 300+ award-winning sites. An assistant queries it for tokens instead of inventing hex codes.
- Core tools that need no key: `get_emotion_tokens` for CSS custom properties, `get_color_palette`, `get_typography`, `get_animation_tokens` for GSAP, CSS and spring parameters, and `search_similar_designs` over the reference set
- `score_html` grades generated markup against a target emotion across aesthetic, emotion, technical and accessibility dimensions and returns a composite score
- Tools that need third-party keys: `analyze_reference_url` extracts tokens from any URL in W3C DTCG format, `analyze_visual_design` combines screenshot colour analysis with CSS, `analyze_brand_voice` reads emotion out of text, and `generate_hero_image` produces a matched image
- 10 tools in total, split between the free core and the key-gated set
For the core tools, nothing but the endpoint — add https://api.neuria.tech/mcp to your MCP config and go; no API key needed. The four advanced tools each require your own third-party credentials: FIRECRAWL_API_KEY, SCREENSHOTONE_API_KEY with IMAGGA_API_KEY, HUME_API_KEY, and a 3D AI Studio key. Running it yourself additionally needs SUPABASE_URL, SUPABASE_KEY and NEURIA_API_BASE. MIT licensed.
One command — npx -y mcp-remote https://api.neuria.tech/mcp