uxspot MCP Server
Give your AI assistant a UX brain
What it does
uxspot.io is a free UX reference. Its MCP server lets any client (Claude, Cursor, Claude Code) answer UX questions straight from the source: define a glossary term, search the curriculum, read a checklist, browse the AI-x-UX tools directory, or deal a round of Spot Check, the daily vocab game. Eight read-only tools, one endpoint, no key, no account, and every answer cites a real uxspot.io URL instead of a hallucinated one. Copy-paste install for every major client.
uxspot.io is a remote MCP server. Add it to Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client and query the UX glossary, tools directory, checklists and Learn UX curriculum as callable tools — always current, always citing the source.
Add uxspot to Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client, and your assistant answers UX questions from the glossary, tools, checklists and curriculum — citing the source, not guessing. For designers who want a principle without leaving their editor, and anyone vibe-coding with zero UX background. 8 read-only UX tools available — glossary, tools directory, checklists, curriculum and a Spot Check quiz. Answers cite uxspot.io sources. An affordance is a visual or physical cue that suggests how an element can be used — like a raised button that looks pressable or an underlined word that looks clickable. A real answer, drawn from the glossary and cited — not a hallucination. Your assistant defines any UX…from uxspot.io
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