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storybookjs/addon-mcp

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storybookjs/addon-mcp

Added 1 June 2026

Overview

A Storybook addon that exposes component stories as resources via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It allows MCP-compatible AI assistants to browse, query, and interact with a Storybook component library programmatically.

Best for

Best for
Teams using Storybook who want to integrate AI assistants for component discovery, testing, or automated workflows.

Use cases

  • Enable AI coding assistants to discover and inspect available UI components
  • Automate component testing or story generation through MCP-compatible tools
  • Integrate Storybook with AI-powered design-to-code workflows

Notes

A Storybook addon that exposes component stories as resources via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It allows MCP-compatible AI assistants to browse, query, and interact with a Storybook component library programmatically.

246 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-06-01. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

  • Enable AI coding assistants to discover and inspect available UI components
  • Automate component testing or story generation through MCP-compatible tools
  • Integrate Storybook with AI-powered design-to-code workflows

Pros

  • Bridges Storybook with the growing MCP ecosystem for AI tooling
  • Works with existing Storybook stories without additional configuration
  • Open source with an active community (246 stars)

Cons

  • Requires an MCP-compatible client or agent to be useful
  • Limited to Storybook environments and does not extend to other UI frameworks
  • Early stage project with potentially sparse documentation and support

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Pros

  • Bridges Storybook with the growing MCP ecosystem for AI tooling
  • Works with existing Storybook stories without additional configuration
  • Open source with an active community (246 stars)

Cons

  • Requires an MCP-compatible client or agent to be useful
  • Limited to Storybook environments and does not extend to other UI frameworks
  • Early stage project with potentially sparse documentation and support