Framer

Create a new Framer project with the given title, in one of the user's workspaces. Returns the project id and URL; call `open_project` with the id to start editing it.

create_project

List the Framer projects the user can access, most recently opened first. Looks for all the projects in all their workspaces by default, as well as the projects shared with them and their drafts. Archived projects aren't listed.

list_projects

List the user's Framer workspaces.

list_workspaces

Open a Framer project and return a session handle. Only call when no valid session exists for the requested project. Reuse sessions across conversation turns. Use this server's tools instead of the `@framer/agent` CLI or the `framer` skills.

open_project

Read one of this project's docs: references, guides, and skills, plus context.md for the current project state. The README returned by open_project lists each doc's path and when to read it. Read one path per call, and read each result before the next call. A doc split into numbered parts (part-1.md, part-2.md, …) must be read part by part, in order.

read_docs

Execute a JS script that reads from the project tree and can apply project updates.

exec

Upload a local file, such as an image, to a project, when you can make HTTP requests. PUT the file to the returned `uploadUrl`, as with `curl -sS -X PUT --data-binary "@<path>" "<uploadUrl>"`, then pass the `url` it responds with to `api.tree.assetReference`. One file per URL, up to 20 MB.

create_upload_url

View up to 10 image URLs or data:framer/asset-reference,... values when visual inspection is needed. Project tree reads return asset references directly and they are accepted here without conversion. Use this for classification, comparison, recreation, or choosing by appearance; do not use it when exact references can be applied directly.

view_image