Give your AI your eye for design.
It builds like you.
Included with Free and Pro. Your AI tool’s own plan is separate.
Design the settings page for my app.
Going with what you like:
- Dark by default, one quiet accent
- Grouped rows with generous spacing, like your saved iOS settings
- No heavy borders; soft radius and flat surfaces
You know what feels right.
Now your tools can, too.
- Your references, in reach.
- Find the designs you saved without leaving the conversation. Give your tool a collection to work from.
- The reason behind the reference.
- Your private notes explain what caught your eye, so your tool can apply the idea to something new.
- A profile that goes with you.
- Bring your design preferences into supported AI tools without rewriting the same brief each time.
Make the connection
A few steps, then back to making.
Connect Taste to
Codex / ChatGPT desktop
You’ll sign in to Taste when your tool asks to connect. Create a free account if you’re new here.
https://mcp.buildwithtaste.com/mcpOpen Settings → MCP servers → Add server in the desktop app.
Name the server taste, choose Streamable HTTP, and paste https://mcp.buildwithtaste.com/mcp. Save and select Restart.
Select Authenticate for the Taste server and complete the Taste sign-in and consent screen.
Open /mcp in the composer to check the connection, then ask: “Use the taste MCP server to read my Taste library and list its available collections. Report any connection error instead of using local files.”
Desktop, CLI, and IDE share MCP configuration on the same host. Already added in the CLI? Authenticate the existing server. If MCP settings are unavailable in your app version, choose Codex CLI for setup instructions. ChatGPT web needs a separate connection.
Finish with a quick check.
Return to your tool and try this prompt. It should list your collections, or tell you the library is empty.
Use the Taste MCP to list my collections and their item counts. If Taste tools are unavailable, report that instead of using my local skill export.
A copied address doesn’t confirm the connection. If the tool reports an error, check its authentication and MCP status.
Review connected appsSee a few directions.
Find your favorite.
Taste Previews lets you compare working directions and refine one in your coding chat.
Use Taste Previews to show three working directions for this page. Read my projects first, create one if needed, then generate the previews and open the interactive comparison so I can choose and riff.
What do I need for Previews?
Already connected, but Previews is missing?
Previews saves generated designs, feedback, and project decisions. Applying a direction to your application is a separate action.
Open saved previewsMake it feel like you.
Once connected, give your tool a place to start.
Use my Taste profile to design a settings screen for an iOS app.
Pull my mobile-scope taste profile and rewrite this landing page header.
What do I dislike in interfaces? Search my anti-preferences.
Look at my 'Streaks' collection as design inspiration for this onboarding flow.
Search my saved design samples for mobile navigation references.
List my Taste collections, then help me choose one for this project.
You’re in control.
A connection you approve
Sign in to Taste and review access before a tool connects. Your Taste password stays out of the setup instructions.
Your work stays yours
Taste reads your profile and saves. When you request Previews, it also saves generated designs, feedback, and project decisions. You can review and delete that history. Applying a preview to your application is a separate coding action.
Disconnect whenever you like
Review and remove access from Connected apps.