Memi MCP server

Memi is a helper for people who build or edit websites and apps. It looks at the design already in your project and points out problems, like missing labels or reused pieces that don't match. It is handy if you use a coding assistant and want it to be careful with your interface.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI to check your website's design. The AI uses this Memi helper to read the files in your project. Memi looks at your buttons, colors, text, and layout, and finds things that might confuse or block users. It sends back a list of specific problems with the exact file and line where they are. You then get a clear, short report you can act on.

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What you can do with it

• Find accessibility problems in your interface
• Spot design pieces that are used in the wrong way
• List the colors and text styles your project already uses
• Suggest which existing parts to reuse before adding new ones
• Check your design again after you make changes
• Set up a check that runs on every code update

Try asking your AI

• “Audit this frontend before editing it. Prioritize the five changes that will matter most to users.”
• “What components and colors does this project already use?”
• “Turn these findings into a scoped UI change plan that reuses what we have.”
• “Check my interface again and tell me if anything new broke.”

What it gives back to you

You get a list of findings, each with a short description and the exact file and line where it was found. Some findings include a confidence level so you know which ones to trust most. You may also get a summary of your design system, like the components and tokens in use. If you run it as a check, it can save a report file for you.

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Who it's for

Frontend developers, designers who code, and anyone who edits a website with an AI assistant.