What we shipped since Copy Prompt: MCP server, AI Builder, Gems, Shopify
Back in March we launched Copy Prompt here: every section in BYQ came with a ready-made prompt for Cursor, v0, Bolt, Lovable or Claude Code. The conversations that followed shaped most of what we shipped since. Here is the rundown, five months later.
MCP server
BYQ now runs as an MCP server. Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Lovable and the claude.ai connector can search the library and pull sections, gems, skeletons and design systems straight into your project, with previews inline. No tab switching, no pasting. Setup takes a minute at byq.supply/mcp.
AI Builder
Describe a section, get a finished one. Instead of writing CSS from scratch, it composes from our own library of 2,400+ sections, renders the result and repairs anything that comes out broken before you see it. Pick a design system to match, then copy the output to Webflow, HTML, Figma, or as a prompt for your AI tool.
Design systems (Design.md)
Paste any URL and we extract its colours, typography and spacing into a DESIGN.md file you can hand to any AI tool. There are 112+ curated brand systems ready to use, and the AI Builder can build in any of them.
BYQ Gems
A second copyable type: 220+ GSAP-driven effects and micro-interactions as HTML, CSS and JS, each with a tutorial and a Copy Prompt version for React and Tailwind.
Copy to Shopify
Every section now ships as a Shopify Liquid file, alongside Webflow, Figma, Framer, HTML and the prompt formats.
Copy HTML
Self-contained HTML per section, assets included, for anything that is not Webflow.
Search v2
A full rebuild. Keyword, fuzzy and semantic search fused together, plus a deep search mode that plans the query for vague briefs like "dark hero for a fintech app".
Code converter
Now two tools: HTML to Webflow and HTML to Figma, with Tailwind classes resolved automatically.
Also: templates got a live preview and HTML download, the community feed is sorted by what people actually copy, favourites have folders, and there is an affiliate program paying 50%.
The library is at 2,400+ sections, 150+ templates and 250+ skeletons.
If you build with Claude Code, Cursor or Lovable, I would love to know which format you reach for first: the prompt, the HTML, or the MCP tools. And what is still missing.

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