AgentBrush: An MCP Server for Generating On-Brand Images Directly in Coding Editors
AgentBrush is an MCP server tool that allows developers using Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf to generate on-brand images (product shots, icons, OG cards, mascots) directly within their coding editor without switching to external design tools. Built by Yanis and Jacques to solve the pain point of constantly context-switching between coding and design tools, it maintains brand consistency by storing brand guidelines once and applying them to all generated images.
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I'd be deep in Claude Code, app basically done, then I'd need a product shot, an icon, an OG image, so I'd bounce to Midjourney, a photo studio, or Figma, re-explain my brand for the fifth time, and get back something off.
The app worked fine. It just looked like a robot made it, which, fair enough, one did.
the emotional, on-brand identity (think Duolingo, think Phantom) is what separates a simple site from
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