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Stitch mcp generate screen from text

Skill gabelul/stitch-kit/skills/stitch-mcp-generate-screen-from-text

Generates a high-fidelity UI screen or wireframe from a text prompt using Stitch. This is the core text-to-UI generation tool — the heart of the Stitch workflow.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add gabelul/stitch-kit --skill stitch-mcp-generate-screen-from-text

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  • skips confirmationTells the agent to proceed without asking first, 1 time: "Automatically call generate_screen_from_text again with the suggestion text as the prompt — the user already initiated generation, no need to re-confirm".

SKILL.md

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Stitch MCP — Generate Screen from Text

Generates a UI design screen from a structured text prompt. This is the central action in any Stitch workflow — everything before it (spec generation, prompt assembly) is preparation, and everything after it (screen retrieval, code conversion) is follow-through.

Critical prerequisite

Only use this skill when the user explicitly mentions "Stitch" or when called from an upstream skill (e.g. stitch-ideate, stitch-orchestrator).

You must have a projectId before calling this. If you don't have one:

  • Create a new project via stitch-mcp-create-project
  • Or find an existing project via stitch-mcp-list-projects

When to use

  • User asks to "design", "generate", "create", or "make" a screen using Stitch
  • The orchestrator has assembled a prompt via stitch-ui-prompt-architect
  • User provides specific visual requirements and wants a Stitch-generated result

Call the MCP tool

{
  "name": "generate_screen_from_text",
  "arguments": {
    "projectId": "3780309359108792857",
    "prompt": "[Full structured prompt — see below]",
    "deviceType": "MOBILE",
    "modelId": "GEMINI_3_1_PRO",
    "designSystem": "assets/15996705518239280238"
  }
}

Parameter reference

designSystem — optional, PREFIXED asset id

✅ "assets/15996705518239280238"
❌ "15996705518239280238"

This is how you get design consistency across generated screens — pass the name of a design system from stitch-mcp-create-design-system, stitch-mcp-create-design-system-from-design-md, or stitch-mcp-list-design-systems (used as-is, with the assets/ prefix). This is the opposite format from apply_design_system's assetId, which wants the prefix stripped.

projectId — numeric ID only, no projects/ prefix

✅ "3780309359108792857"
❌ "projects/3780309359108792857"

prompt — use the [Context] [Layout] [Components] structure

[Context & Style]
[Device] [Mode] [screen type] for [product]. [aesthetic]. [theme]. [colors]. [font].

[Layout]
[Describe the structural arrangement]

[Components]
[Specific named UI components with details]

For best results, use the stitch-ui-prompt-architect skill to assemble the prompt before calling this tool.

deviceType

ValueUse when
MOBILEMobile app, phone-sized UI (default if uncertain)
DESKTOPWeb dashboard, landing page, SaaS UI
TABLETTablet-specific layout
AGNOSTICNot tied to a specific device — responsive/fluid layout

modelId

ValueUse when
GEMINI_3_1_PRORecommended — complex layouts, high fidelity
GEMINI_3_FLASHFast iteration, wireframes, simple changes
GEMINI_3_PRODeprecated. Still works but will be removed. Use GEMINI_3_1_PRO instead.

After generating

This tool returns session info but not the actual screenshot/HTML. To retrieve the design:

  1. Call stitch-mcp-list-screens with projects/[projectId] to find the new screen
  2. Call stitch-mcp-get-screen with the projectId and screenId to get the screenshot and HTML

Prompt quality checklist

Before calling this tool, verify the prompt:

  • Specifies device type consistently with deviceType parameter
  • Names specific components (not "some buttons" — "primary 'Sign In' button")
  • Includes colors (hex codes or clear color names)
  • Uses realistic content (not Lorem Ipsum)
  • Specifies light or dark mode explicitly

Batch generation from full PRDs

When the prompt is a complete PRD document (product overview, design system, multiple screen specifications, build guide), Stitch will generate multiple screens in a single call — not just one. Stitch generates up to 10 screens per call. A PRD with 8 screen specs typically produces 5-7 screens automatically.

This is the same mechanism Stitch's web Ideate uses for "generate all screens". The PRD format acts as a comprehensive prompt that Stitch decomposes internally.

How to use batch generation:

  1. Send the full PRD text as the prompt parameter

  2. Stitch generates up to ~10 screens per call from a multi-screen PRD

  3. Two possible outcomes depending on whether the MCP response times out:

    If response returns with data:

    • Check output_components for continuation suggestions (e.g. "Yes, make them all", "Generate remaining screens")
    • Automatically call generate_screen_from_text again with the suggestion text as the prompt — the user already initiated generation, no need to re-confirm
    • Repeat until no more output_components suggestions appear (max 3 continuation calls to prevent infinite loops)

    If response returns empty (HTTP timeout):

    • Generation is still running server-side — do NOT retry
    • Wait 90-120 seconds, then call list_screens to discover what was generated
    • If empty, wait another 60 seconds and retry the list call
    • Generate any missing screens individually with focused prompts referencing the PRD's design system

Timing

Stitch generation takes 60–180 seconds for single screens and up to 5 minutes for multi-screen PRD generation. This is normal behavior, not a timeout.

  • Do NOT retry during this window
  • Do NOT assume failure if it takes > 60 seconds
  • The MCP tool may return empty for long generations — check list_screens afterward
  • If it fails: wait 90 seconds, check list_screens, retry ONCE max if nothing appeared
  • Each call creates a new generation — retries mean duplicate screens

References

  • examples/desktop.md — Desktop dashboard prompts (SaaS analytics, admin panel)
  • examples/mobile.md — Mobile app prompts (login, social feed, e-commerce)

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  • Strip assets prefix for apply_design_system assetId
  • Obtain a project ID before calling the tool
  • Use the structured prompt format for all requests
  • Use the recommended model ID for high fidelity
  • Call list screens to retrieve generated results
  • Wait up to five minutes for generation to complete

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