OpenUI Workspace Delivery#

Teach the agent how to install, connect, and use OpenUI MCP Studio as a local MCP-first UI generation and review workspace.

Use this skill when#

• the user wants to generate or review shadcn-style UI from a local MCP server
• the host can run a local stdio MCP server
• the user wants one inspectable proof loop before any public claim

What this packet teaches#

• how to wire the local OpenUI MCP server into OpenHands or OpenClaw
• which OpenUI MCP tools are safe and useful first
• how to move from installation to a first proof loop
• how to keep claims grounded in local MCP and repo-owned proof instead of marketplace hype

Start here#

1. Read references/INSTALL.md
2. Load the right host config from:
   • references/OPENHANDS_MCP_CONFIG.json
   • references/OPENCLAW_MCP_CONFIG.json
3. Skim the tool surface in references/CAPABILITIES.md
4. Run the proof loop in references/DEMO.md
5. If attach or proof fails, use references/TROUBLESHOOTING.md

Recommended workflow#

1. openui_scan_workspace_profile
2. openui_plan_change
3. openui_generate_ui
4. openui_quality_gate
5. openui_build_review_bundle

Suggested first prompt#

Use OpenUI MCP Studio to inspect this workspace and prepare one safe-first UI delivery step. Start with openui_scan_workspace_profile and openui_plan_change. If the workspace looks healthy, run openui_generate_ui for one small component or page change, then run openui_quality_gate and summarize what a reviewer should inspect next.

Success checks#

• the host can launch the OpenUI MCP server from the provided config
• the workspace scan returns a real profile instead of placeholder text
• the plan/generate flow yields a concrete UI output or change plan
• the proof loop stays inside local MCP and repo-owned evidence

Boundaries#

• OpenUI MCP Studio stays a local MCP and repo-owned proof workflow
• this packet does not claim a live ClawHub listing or a vendor marketplace listing
• this packet does not claim a hosted runtime or hosted API publication