60fps MCP

60fps MCP is a Model Context Protocol connection from 60fps.design that gives AI assistants access to the site's library of app interaction shots. According to the product page, it works with Claude, Cursor, Codex, ChatGPT and any MCP tool, using one URL with no key in the config file.

What It Is

The MCP server targets a gap the page describes as AI that can build UI but not motion. Instead of guessing timing, the assistant looks up real shots from the 60fps collection, reads how they move, and builds from that recipe.

Tools and Workflow

The server exposes six tools: search_shots finds the closest shots from a plain-language description; list_filters returns every filter in the library so searches can be narrowed; get_shot returns keyframes, filters and mood for one shot; get_motion_breakdown explains the trigger, start, move, settle and why it feels right; get_motion_code returns SwiftUI code for the motion, described as compile-checked; get_related_shots surfaces similar shots for exploring variations.

Example prompts on the page include a Duolingo streak celebration, calm finance-app transitions, and a springy pull-to-refresh with an explanation of the spring.

Setup Path

Setup tabs cover ChatGPT, Claude, editors and a generic prompt. 60fps is listed in the ChatGPT plugin directory, where users add it and sign in with a license key, then mention @60fps in a chat. The page notes MCP is a separate subscription not included in the PRO plan.