Why Wirely runs on the agent you already pay for
Most AI design tools sell credits. You pay them for model calls on top of the coding agent you already pay for. Wirely skips that. Your agent does the design work, and Wirely is the canvas it draws on.
The agent already knows how to write a page
Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex write HTML and CSS well. What they lack is a place to put several screens next to each other, a way for you to point at one element, and a way to hand the winner back. Wirely is an MCP server that adds those. The agent calls add_page, the page lands on your canvas, and you watch it fill in.
What this costs Wirely
Storage, and a render now and then when your agent asks for a picture of a page to check its work. No model call runs on a Wirely key, so there is no bill to pass on to you. That is why there are no plans, no credits, and no cap on agent calls.
What it costs you
Nothing beyond the agent plan you have. The design work counts against that plan the same way any other task does.
No agent?
You can still generate pages inside Wirely with your own key from Google AI Studio, OpenRouter, or Z.ai. The default model is on a free Gemini tier, and every model in the picker says whether it is free or paid. Keys are encrypted before they are stored.
Try it
Adding Wirely is one line in your agent. The setup page has the command for each client.