The Model Context Protocol — an open standard that lets an AI agent use an outside tool. FNJ is an MCP server, so any agent that speaks it can work on your converted site directly instead of you copying things back and forth.

Does FNJ charge me for the AI?

No. Your agent does the thinking on the subscription you already pay for — Claude, Cursor, whatever you use — and MCP never runs a model on FNJ's side. That is why MCP is included with FNJ Lifetime and with every AI builder plan.

What can it actually change?

Text, styles, whole new sections, new pages, and CMS collections and items. Publishing redeploys to your own host. It works on the site you already converted; nothing about your Framer project is touched.

Can I stop it changing things?

Yes. When you connect, you choose whether the agent gets read-only access or read and write. A read-only connection is never offered the tools that could change anything, so it cannot use them by mistake.

Paste one URL into your agent and approve it once in FNJ. There is no token to copy. Approving is what creates the connection, and you can revoke it at any time from the AI & MCP page.

MCP

Point your AI agent at your site.

FNJ is an MCP server. Connect Claude, Cursor or Codex and work on your converted site from the agent you already use — read a page, rewrite it, add a section, manage CMS items, publish. Your agent does the thinking on the subscription you already pay for, and MCP runs no model on FNJ's side.

Connect an agent Flash-sale lifetime access for $29 once

One URL. That is the setup.

Paste this into your agent and approve it once. No token to copy, and you choose there whether it may only read, or also change and publish.

https://framertonextjs.com/api/mcp

Claude
Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, then paste the URL.
Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http fnj https://framertonextjs.com/api/mcp
Cursor
Settings → MCP → Add server, then paste the URL as an HTTP server.

Watch it work

Connecting an agent and having it change a live site, start to finish. No sound.

What your agent can do

Nineteen tools, the same ones the FNJ editor uses. A read-only connection is never offered the nine that change anything.

Read the site
Before it changes anything, your agent can see what is there.
- list_sites
- get_site
- get_page_text
- get_page_outline
Change it
Rewrite copy, restyle an element, add a whole section, create a page.
- edit_text
- set_style
- add_section
- create_page
Design a site
On a Studio site, your agent can read the structure and build it — sections, layout, responsive styles, components.
- get_site_context
- get_page_context
- list_section_templates
- batch_edit_design
- audit_design
Run the CMS
Collections and their items, the same ones the editor shows.
- create_collection
- list_collections
- list_items
- create_item
- update_item
Ship it
Publish redeploys to your own host. Nothing goes live until you ask.
- publish

You bring the AI. That is the whole model.

Your agent, your subscription — MCP runs no model on FNJ's side, so it never charges you for AI.
Included with FNJ Lifetime. There is no MCP tier to upgrade to.
Approve once. Revoke whenever, from the AI & MCP page.
Read-only or read-and-write — you decide at the moment you connect.

Questions

What is MCP?: The Model Context Protocol — an open standard that lets an AI agent use an outside tool. FNJ is an MCP server, so any agent that speaks it can work on your converted site directly instead of you copying things back and forth.
Does FNJ charge me for the AI?: No. Your agent does the thinking on the subscription you already pay for — Claude, Cursor, whatever you use — and MCP never runs a model on FNJ's side. That is why MCP is included with FNJ Lifetime and with every AI builder plan.
What can it actually change?: Text, styles, whole new sections, new pages, and CMS collections and items. Publishing redeploys to your own host. It works on the site you already converted; nothing about your Framer project is touched.
Can I stop it changing things?: Yes. When you connect, you choose whether the agent gets read-only access or read and write. A read-only connection is never offered the tools that could change anything, so it cannot use them by mistake.
How do I connect it?: Paste one URL into your agent and approve it once in FNJ. There is no token to copy. Approving is what creates the connection, and you can revoke it at any time from the AI & MCP page.

Convert a site, then point your agent at it. Connect an agent.