Authoring with AI
Paprika’s authoring MCP server lets an AI assistant such as Claude design and edit templates. The assistant works with the same templates as the editor: it adds pages, text, images, shapes, fields and styles, renders the page to look at its work, checks it and fixes what’s wrong, then saves a package you open in the editor or publishes it for the API to render.
It is good at a first draft from a brief, at reproducing an existing design from a picture, and at repetitive changes across a template. You stay the designer: open its work in the editor, adjust it and publish it as you would your own.
- Your first template with AI: a conference badge from a brief, step by step, with what the assistant does.
- Working with an assistant: briefing it, reproducing a picture, styles, fields, components, and the mistakes to watch for.
- MCP tools: every tool the assistant has, with its parameters.
Connecting an assistant
Section titled “Connecting an assistant”How to add Paprika’s authoring server to your assistant (Claude, or another client that speaks MCP) is coming to this page: it will be one address and an API key from your organisation. Until then, ask whoever runs Paprika for you.