MCPViews is an open-source, free-to-use companion that transforms plain-text tool output into interactive, beautifully rendered content — tables, diagrams, code reviews, and more. Through the Model Context Protocol, agents push rich content to a companion window.
Install renderers for any data type. From database schemas to API docs, each plugin knows how to display its content.
Renderers call your backend API directly, fetching live data and enabling real-time interactions — blending MCP orchestration with native app UIs.
Expose breadcrumbs, prompts, skills, and workflows through MCP so agents fetch rules only when a task needs them.
Native graph packs, sortable tables, and raw data payloads rendered consistently without asking the agent to generate chart code.
Agents can send compact data references while MCPViews handles formatting locally, reducing output tokens and making rendering more reliable.
Accept or reject changes inline. Schema migrations, document edits, and code reviews all support interactive approval.
Dark and light modes that match your editor. MCPViews adapts to your workflow.
User interactions in the companion window flow back to the agent as context for its next response.
AI Agent
Claude, Cursor, etc.
MCPViews
MCP Server
Plugin Renderers
Tables, diagrams, reviews
Companion Window
Visual output
Your Backend API
Live data
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Step 1
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Download MCPViews for macOS v0.2.6Step 2
After MCPViews is running, copy the prompt and paste it into your agent of choice, such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or another MCP-capable agent. MCPViews requires that agent to support the Model Context Protocol.
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