MCP

Build with GetLayers from your AI assistant

Connect the GetLayers MCP and build better, and faster, than anyone else.

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Set up in under a minute

The GetLayers MCP lets your AI coding assistant build design-led websites, design custom 3D scenes and interactive gradients, drop in ready-made motion sections, and wire your project up with cinematic video backgrounds using the GetLayers library. One connection, no API key. It works with Claude Fable 5, Claude Sonnet 5, Claude Opus 5, Claude Opus 4.8, GPT-5.5, GPT-5.6 Sol, Gemini 3.1 Pro, Grok 4.5, GLM-5.2, DeepSeek V4-Pro, MiniMax M3, and Kimi K3, and any other MCP-capable client.

Requires

A GetLayers account with an active Full Stack Lifetime subscription — see plans & pricing.

  1. Pick your AI tool

    We'll give you the exact command to run.

    1. Install the plugin

      Brings the tools and the skill together. Run these inside Claude Code.

      Run in Claude Code
      /plugin marketplace add textura-agency/getlayers-plugin
      /plugin install getlayers@getlayers
    2. Sign in and authorize

      A browser window opens. Sign in with your GetLayers account and approve access.

    3. Start building

      Ask for what you want in your own words. The more detail — and for scenes, the more reference images — the better.

      Paste this into Claude Code
      Build me a landing page for a premium AI analytics product — dark, cinematic, with a 3D hero.

See it in use

Five ways people use GetLayers, each one recorded as it actually runs.

  1. Build a website from scratch

    A complete, immersive site — start from a full template and reshape it, or compose something unique section by section. Everything shares one coherent style.

    agent → full siteBuild a website from scratch
    One prompt, one style — a whole site assembled from the library, section by section.
  2. Design a custom 3D scene

    Describe the mood and motion and attach reference images; GetLayers synthesizes an original scene from its library's techniques.

    agent → custom sceneDesign a custom 3D scene
    A mood and a reference in; an original scene, rendering live, out.
  3. Browse the library and pull an asset

    Ask for one specific thing — a 3D scene, a gradient, a section (carousel, FAQ, pricing…), a video background, or a whole template — and it's added to what you're building.

    agent → one assetBrowse the library and pull an asset
    The catalog browsed from the editor, one layer lifted out and dropped into the build.
  4. Wire your project with premium backgrounds

    Describe the mood; GetLayers finds the closest cinematic background and wires it in full-bleed, tinted to fit your design.

    agent → backgroundWire your project with premium backgrounds
    The closest cinematic backdrop found, wired in full-bleed and tinted to fit the page.
  5. Add motion & 3D to an existing project

    Point it at your repo. It reads your code first, then proposes where a scene, scroll motion, or a background belongs, and pulls the right pieces from the library.

    agent → your repoAdd motion & 3D to an existing project
    Your own code read first, then motion proposed where it belongs.
  6. Don't understand how it works?

    Full Stack subscribers get a private Discord — we'll walk you through it.

Tips

  • Give references. Naming an existing GetLayers template, section, or scene — or attaching images — dramatically improves results.
  • See before you choose. Every asset comes with a preview link and a short preview video you can watch.
  • Keep the skill on. The server hands your assistant the tools; the skill is what teaches it the flow they're meant to be used in.