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Whimsical MCP
Build editable Whimsical flowcharts, wireframes and docs, or search and update existing workspace content through the official hosted server.
MCPOfficial publisherMCPNewly listed 2026-10-14
Lucid MCP
by lucidsoftware · lucidsoftware/lucid-mcp-server
Search, summarize, create and edit Lucid diagrams through Lucid’s hosted MCP connection with OAuth sign-in.
Install from the author’s instructions
Before connecting
- Use a Lucid account and an MCP client that supports the author’s remote connection.
- Complete OAuth authorization for the Lucid workspace; the README says FedRAMP accounts are not supported.
HTTP client · author server fragment
"Lucid Software": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://mcp.lucid.app/mcp"
}Sources: Author README · Checked 2026-10-14.
This is the author’s server-definition fragment. Insert it in the server map required by your client; the repository also supplies a bridge for clients without native HTTP support.
Sources: Author README · Checked 2026-10-14.
Tools and capabilities
| Capability | What it does |
|---|---|
| Document search | Find Lucid documents by their content. |
| Diagram creation | Create diagrams and organization charts from prompts or structured input. |
| Document editing | Update shapes and other content in an existing document. |
| Sharing and export | Create permission-specific share links and export documents as PNG. |
Sources: Author README · Checked 2026-10-14.
Workflow examples
Suggested prompts for your own client. These are examples, not recorded tool executions.
Prompt 1
Search Lucid for documents about a project I name, then summarize the action items in the document I select.Prompt 2
Create an architecture diagram from my component list and show a view-only sharing option for review.Sources and verification
Author README, linked first-party setup instructions and public repository metadata reviewed on 2026-10-14. No third-party package was installed, no MCP server was executed, and no hosted service was connected.
Recent activity refers to the repository push timestamp. It does not establish the product’s original release date. Stars are a dated snapshot of the entire repository.
- GitHub repository metadataVerified 2026-10-14
- Author READMEVerified 2026-10-14