Lucidly MCP

Let your AI agent close the feedback loop

Connect Claude, Claude Code, or Cursor to Lucidly. Your agent reads client feedback, sees the screenshot, fixes the code, and moves the ticket to In Review.

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claude · atelierno4.com Lucidly connected
Fix the open mobile comments on the homepage.
lucidly_list_comments status: Open · device: mobile · page: /
3 tickets: LUC-41, LUC-42, LUC-45
lucidly_get_comment LUC-42
Maria (client) · mobile · /
"The Book a call button overlaps the logo on my phone."
The hero button is absolutely positioned under 640px. I'll stack it below the logo instead.
✎ src/components/Hero.tsx +4 −3
lucidly_reply_to_comment LUC-42
"Fixed: the button now stacks under the logo on small screens. @Jane can you take a look?"
lucidly_update_comment LUC-42
Status Open → In Review
Done. 3 tickets fixed and moved to In Review. Jane is tagged for a final check.
How it works

From client comment to shipped fix

Feedback no longer waits for someone to copy it into a ticket, explain it to a developer, and report back. Your agent works from the source.

  1. 01

    Your client pins a comment

    Feedback lands on the live page with a screenshot, a device, and a ticket number like LUC-42.

  2. 02

    Your agent reads the ticket

    It pulls the full thread and sees the screenshot your client saw, so it knows exactly what's wrong.

  3. 03

    It fixes and reports back

    The agent makes the change in your code, replies on the ticket, and moves it to In Review.

  4. 04

    You review and resolve

    Check the fix, resolve the ticket, and your client sees the update in real time.

What your agent can do

Everything it needs to clear the board

Read every ticket

List feedback by project, status, page, device, or ticket number, then open any thread in full.

See what your client saw

Each ticket's pin screenshot comes through as an image, so your agent can debug visually instead of guessing.

Reply and move tickets

Your agent can reply on threads and move tickets through Open, In Progress, In Review, and Resolved.

Tag the right person

It can @mention teammates and collaborators, who get notified just like when you tag them yourself.

Turn notes into tickets

Paste QA notes or a call summary and your agent files them as tickets on the right project and page.

Manage projects

Create projects from a URL, update their pages, and archive finished work across your workspaces.

Try asking

"What's still open on Atelier No. 4 before launch?" "Fix LUC-42 and move it to In Review." "Summarize this week's client feedback by page." "Turn these QA notes into tickets on the pricing page." "Find every mobile ticket on the homepage and fix the layout issues." "Tag @Jane on anything about the checkout flow."
Setup

Connect in 2 minutes

Add the Lucidly MCP server, then sign in to Lucidly when your tool asks. No API keys to copy around.

Run this in your terminal:

claude mcp add --transport http lucidly https://mcp.lucidly.so/mcp

Then run /mcp inside Claude Code to sign in to Lucidly.

Working over SSH or in a container? Open the MCP page in the Lucidly app and choose Remote machine for a one-step setup command.

Built for trust

Powerful, with guardrails

Give your agent real work without giving up control of your projects.

✓ It acts as you

Your agent sees only the projects you can see, with the same permissions you have.

✓ You approve access

Connecting opens Lucidly in your browser. Nothing works until you sign in and approve it.

✓ AI changes are labeled

Comments and status changes made by an agent are marked with AI, so everyone knows what came from a person.

✓ Every request is logged

Lucidly's MCP page shows everything your AI tools read and changed. Activity is kept for 90 days.

✓ Revoke anytime

Disconnect any AI tool from Lucidly in one click, and its access stops immediately.

✓ No project deletions

Agents can archive but never delete projects, and they're instructed to confirm before deleting a comment.

Included on every plan

No add-ons and no per-request fees. Higher plans let your AI tools work faster and do more each day.

Limit StarterProBusiness
MCP access IncludedIncludedIncluded
Requests per minute 3060120
Requests per day 2,0005,00050,000

Requests are shared across all your connected AI tools. See full pricing.

MCP questions

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI assistants connect to the tools you use. Lucidly's MCP server gives assistants like Claude and Cursor secure access to your projects and feedback, so they can read tickets and act on them.

Claude (web and desktop), Claude Code, and Cursor, with step-by-step setup for each. Any assistant that supports remote MCP servers can connect using the server URL, mcp.lucidly.so/mcp.

No. MCP access is included on every plan. Plans differ only in how many requests per minute and per day your AI tools can make.

No. Your agent acts as you and can only see and change the projects, workspaces, and comments you already have access to.

Yes. Comments, edits, and status changes made through the MCP are labeled as AI in Lucidly, so your team and your clients can always tell what came from a person.

If browser sign-in isn't available, for example over SSH or in a container, open the MCP page in the Lucidly app and choose Remote machine to create a setup command. Revoke it from the same page when you're done.
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