Integrations

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Read-only access to the Agentic AI Blueprint, a reference for agent UX: browse and search principles, implementation examples and application guides.

What can you do with Integrations?

  • principles.list(cluster?)
  • clusters.list()
  • principles.get(slug)
  • clusters.get(slug)
  • examples.get(slug)
  • principles.search(query, limit?)
  • examples.search(query, principle_ids?, difficulty?, library?, limit?)
  • assets.list()

Install

The installation steps are in the documentation below. Documentation

Documentation

From the project's README on GitHub, refreshed weekly. Links open on GitHub.

Contents
  1. AI Design Blueprint Integrations
  2. What is in this repo
  3. Public contract
  4. Quick start
  5. Public MCP tools
  6. Feedback and value signal rules
  7. Governance badges
  8. What is intentionally not here yet
  9. Source of truth

AI Design Blueprint Integrations

Official integrations and installable doctrine for AI Design Blueprint across MCP, IDE rules, prompt files, and agent runtimes.

What is in this repo

  • shared/: cross-tool doctrine files
  • mcp/: public MCP configuration and usage notes
  • docs/setup/: copy-first setup guides by tool
  • cursor/, windsurf/, github-copilot/, gemini/: provider-specific instruction files
  • open-weights/: static prompt packs for open-weight and local model workflows
  • exports/: structured doctrine export

Public contract

Canonical public endpoints:

  • Site: https://aidesignblueprint.com
  • MCP: https://aidesignblueprint.com/mcp
  • Developer docs: https://aidesignblueprint.com/en/for-agents

Quick start

  1. Pick a setup guide in docs/setup/.
  2. Add the relevant file or MCP config to your own repository or client.
  3. If using MCP, initialize against https://aidesignblueprint.com/mcp.
  4. Run the first proof call:
    • clusters.list()
  5. Then run a second proof call:
    • examples.search(query="orchestration visibility steering", limit=3)

Public MCP tools

Public retrieval tools (anonymous-allowed, read-only)
  • principles.list(cluster?)
  • clusters.list()
  • principles.get(slug)
  • clusters.get(slug)
  • examples.get(slug)
  • principles.search(query, limit?)
  • examples.search(query, principle_ids?, difficulty?, library?, limit?)
  • assets.list()
  • guides.list()
  • guides.get(slug)
  • guides.search(query, limit?)
Public signal tools (anonymous-allowed, opt-in write)
  • signals.report(event_type, surface_used?, brief_context?, perceived_value?, workflow_stage?, would_recommend?, team_size?) — records a value moment; only offer after the user clearly expresses something was useful; never call automatically or silently
  • signals.feedback(task_type?, surface?, rating_clarity?, rating_usefulness?, what_helped?, what_missing?, would_use_again?, contact_email?, permission_to_follow_up?) — explicit qualitative feedback; only call when the user explicitly asks to leave feedback

Signal tools write only the structured fields you pass. No prompts, no code, no file contents are stored. See the privacy policy for full data-handling details.

Protected tools (authenticated, not part of anonymous setup path)
  • me.learning_path()
  • me.coaching_context()
  • architect.validate(implementation_context, ..., private_session?) — Pro/Teams; scores agentic code against the 10 principles; set private_session=true to skip the stored run for that call
  • design.validate(implementation_context, ..., private_session?) — Pro/Teams; the surface mirror: scores a rendered frontend artefact against the 8 experience-design laws (own weekly bucket)
  • spec.validate(implementation_context, ..., private_session?) — Pro/Teams; the what-to-build lens: scores a written specification against the 8 spec-quality laws (own weekly bucket)
  • team.summarize(days_back?, private_session?) — Pro/Teams; usage reflection and recommended next assets across all three validator lenses
  • me.add_evidence(course_slug, stage_id, note)

Feedback and value signal rules

  • Only call signals.report after the user has clearly expressed that something was useful. Never call automatically or silently. Offer at most once per session after a clear success signal.
  • Only call signals.feedback when the user explicitly asks to leave feedback. Never prompt for it proactively.
  • Never include proprietary code, file contents, or secrets in brief_context.

Governance badges

Show that your agent or repo follows the Blueprint doctrine.

Free badge — paste into your README.md (no account required):

[![AI Design Blueprint](https://aidesignblueprint.com/api/badge/free.svg)](https://aidesignblueprint.com)

Pro badge — run architect.validate() via the MCP. The response includes run_id, badge_url, and review_url:

[![AI Design Blueprint](https://aidesignblueprint.com/api/badge/run/<run_id>.svg)](https://aidesignblueprint.com/en/readiness-review/<run_id>)

The Pro badge displays your tier (Governed · X/Y or Reviewed · X/Y) and links to a public readiness review page. Requires a Pro or Beta account.

What is intentionally not here yet

  • no public OpenAPI schema
  • no public HTTP API contract beyond MCP and static assets
  • no CLI installer
  • no speculative partner-specific distributions

Source of truth

This repo is intended to mirror the canonical public contract already shipped on aidesignblueprint.com.

Before publishing changes here, verify:

  • /mcp
  • /llms.txt
  • /agent-assets/[slug]
  • /en/for-agents

remain consistent with the files committed in this repo.

Frequently asked questions

What is Integrations?

Read-only access to the Agentic AI Blueprint, a reference for agent UX: browse and search principles, implementation examples and application guides.

How do I install Integrations?

Follow the installation steps in its documentation, shown on this page and in its repository.

Is Integrations open source?

Yes. Its code is on GitHub under the MIT license.

Who maintains Integrations?

It is published by aidesignblueprint. AI.tn lists it but does not maintain or endorse it.

From the community awesome-mcp-servers lists and the project's GitHub repository. Listing is not an endorsement: review a server's code and permissions before giving it access to your data.