LIGHT. MATH. YOUR NEXT BUILD.
Your editor. A little more atmosphere.
Find, customize and add a real Striktly shader to the project you already have. Start with the remote MCP connection below; a verified Striktly account includes complete access during the current free-at-launch offer.
Choose your editor. Connect once. Make something that moves.
Codex
CLI + browser authorization
Run in your terminal
codex mcp add striktly --url https://striktly.com/mcp
codex mcp login striktly --scopes shaders:read,shaders:exportOpen Codex in your project after connecting. Approve the Striktly browser consent. The directory plugin is in review; direct MCP setup is available now.
Cursor
Remote MCP
.cursor/mcp.json · merge with your existing servers
{
"mcpServers": {
"striktly": {
"url": "https://striktly.com/mcp"
}
}
}Open Cursor’s MCP settings, enable Striktly and complete the browser authorization when prompted. Keep your other server entries.
Claude Code
HTTP transport
Run in your project, then open /mcp in Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http striktly https://striktly.com/mcp
# In Claude Code, open /mcp and authenticate Striktly.Use /mcp to inspect the connection and complete its browser sign-in. Project and organization policies can restrict available servers.
ChatGPT
Remote MCP · supported accounts
Server URL
https://striktly.com/mcpWhere custom MCP connections are available, add this remote server and complete OAuth. The public Striktly directory plugin is still in review. Preview links open on Striktly; files are delivered using the host’s supported file tools.
Your account. Your connection.
Complete access is free at launch. Sign in in the browser opened by your editor, check the requested permissions, then approve. No API key to paste.
A good first conversation.
Find the right atmosphere
Use Striktly to find three subtle interactive shader backgrounds for a landing-page hero. Explain the visual differences and show real editor links. Do not export yet.
Make it yours
Use Striktly Prism. Inspect its supported controls, set its three colors to #090617, #8B5CF6 and #EC4899, and give me the exact URL returned by preview_shader. Do not export yet.
Build with the real kit
Use Striktly to add the Prism configuration we selected to this project. Export the correct kit for my existing framework and save the actual returned files. Preserve LICENSE, notices and the Built with light and math at striktly.com comment. Keep content clickable, respect reduced motion, and clean up the renderer on teardown. Run the project checks. Confirm export delivery only after saving the files successfully.
What happens after connecting?
- Search the current library and inspect real controls, presets and camera ranges.
- Preview a configuration on the Striktly website. The link preserves your settings; it does not save them to your account.
- Ask for the HTML, JavaScript or React kit. Your assistant uses its own project tools to save and integrate the supplied files.
- Preserve LICENSE and any notices, respect reduced motion, and destroy the renderer when the view unmounts.
Connection details
Server URL: https://striktly.com/mcp. Transport: Streamable HTTP. Authentication: OAuth in your browser, with dynamic client registration. Requested scopes: shaders:read and shaders:export.
Check the application name and callback destination before approving. Connections last up to 30 days, recheck your current membership on each request, and can be revoked in Account connections. The MCP has no billing, administrator, saved-configuration or filesystem access. Your coding assistant controls its own project tools and their permissions.
Setup without JavaScript
Codex CLI: run codex mcp add striktly --url https://striktly.com/mcp, then codex mcp login striktly --scopes shaders:read,shaders:export. Open a fresh Codex conversation in your project after authorization.
Cursor: merge a striktly server with url set to https://striktly.com/mcp into .cursor/mcp.json. Enable the connection in Cursor and complete OAuth. Do not replace your other MCP servers.
Claude Code: run claude mcp add --transport http striktly https://striktly.com/mcp. Open /mcp in Claude Code and authenticate.
ChatGPT: on supported accounts, add the remote MCP server through the plugin connection flow. The Striktly directory listing is in review. Preview links open a website, not an in-chat shader canvas. File delivery depends on your host's available tools.
Codex CLI authorization and the installed local compatibility workflow have been tested. Cursor and Claude Code instructions follow their official documentation; they have not been tested in those applications here. Host versions and workspace policies may change what is available.
Try a first prompt
“Use Striktly Prism. Inspect its controls, set colors to #090617, #8B5CF6 and #EC4899, and give me the exact preview_shader URL. Do not export yet.”
When you like the preview: “Export this configuration for my existing framework and save the actual kit files. Preserve its license and attribution, respect reduced motion, add cleanup, and run the project checks. Confirm delivery only after the files are saved.”
If something gets stuck
- Authorization required: reconnect through your editor's normal OAuth flow. Never paste a password, site key or token into chat.
- No tools: enable the connection, check workspace policy, and start a fresh conversation. The tested older Codex runtime rejects the public package's OpenAI OAuth extension; direct MCP setup above avoids that package-parser issue.
- Wrong preview colors: ask the assistant to return the exact
preview_shaderURL. Do not hand-build its encoded fragment. - No project files: ask the assistant to save the actual embedded kit resources. Fetching a manifest alone is not delivery.
- Low frame rate: start with a conservative pixel budget, pause offscreen animation, respect reduced motion and test your target devices.
More ways to start
Use the three starter projects, shadcn registry, React guide, or full MCP reference. Browse the shader library to try a look first.
Official setup references: Codex MCP, Cursor MCP, Claude Code MCP, and ChatGPT plugin connections. Last checked November 11, 2026.