Framer MCP for Claude: How to Connect Framer to Claude
Yes, Framer has an official MCP server for Claude, but it only works when you ask. Add the Carly connector, connect Framer, and set up triggers right from the chat: when a post is ready, do that. “When a doc moves to my Ready folder in Google Drive, add it to the Framer blog and publish it.” You type it once in Claude. Carly does it for every post, whether Claude is open or not.
Where Claude and Framer fall short today
Framer’s MCP is the real thing: Claude can edit pages, components and the CMS without the editor open. Here’s where it stops:
- It only works when you ask. Claude can update your site in a chat, but a finished blog post sitting in Google Docs stays there.
- Content still comes in by hand. New posts, job listings and team members live somewhere else first, and someone copies them over.
- Form leads sit there. Someone fills out your Framer contact form and waits for a human to notice.
- Big jobs need small prompts. Framer users say small, focused prompts work much better than asking for everything at once (Framer community).
How Carly fixes it
- Your CMS fills itself. When a post, job or team member is ready elsewhere, Carly adds it to Framer and publishes it.
- Leads get answered. When someone fills out your form, Carly replies, adds them to your CRM and books the call.
- Updates on a schedule. Carly publishes posts on the day you pick and shares them once they’re live.
- Two minutes to set up. Add the Carly connector, connect Framer in Carly, done.
- Thousands of apps. Carly connects Framer to thousands of apps, including Google Docs, HubSpot, Ashby and Slack.
How to connect Framer to Claude
- Add Carly to Claude. Click Get the Carly connector, then Connect, and sign in.
- Connect Framer in Carly. Open Integrations, choose Connect an API, and add Framer.
- Tell Claude what should happen, and when. Carly sets up the workflow and runs it from then on.
Triggers you can set up from Claude
Type these into Claude. Each one becomes a trigger that runs in the cloud, whether or not you’re in the chat:
- “When a doc moves to my Ready folder in Google Drive, add it to the Framer blog and publish it.”
- “When someone fills out the contact form, reply, add them to HubSpot and book a call.”
- “When we post a new job in Ashby, add it to the Careers page.”
- “When a post goes live, share it on LinkedIn and post the link in #marketing.”
- “Every Friday at 4, email me a list of pages edited this week.”
- “When a client sends new copy by email, update that page and send me the preview.”
Steps that don’t need AI run as free Zapier-style workflows.
Ask Claude about your site
- “Add a pricing FAQ to the homepage.”
- “Which CMS posts are still drafts?”
- “Draft a landing page for Josh’s webinar.”
Free Zapier-style workflows; AI agents from $35/month. Get started.
FAQ
Does Framer have an MCP server?
Yes. Framer’s official MCP works with Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor, and the editor doesn’t need to be open. Carly connects to it too, so your site can update on triggers.
Can Claude publish my Framer site?
Yes, when you ask it to. Changes stay unpublished until then. With the Carly connector, Carly can publish on a schedule or when content is ready.
How do I connect Framer to Claude?
Add the Carly connector to Claude, then add Framer in Carly under Integrations. That’s it.
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