
Polyxd shows interactive screens right in the conversation.
Ask your AI to split a bill, return an order, fill in a form, compare plans or summarise a week of numbers, and instead of a wall of text you get a real interface: fields to fill in, choices to make, a receipt that adds up, a chart with a plain-words summary, and buttons that do what they say. Your AI writes each screen as a small Polyxd document, a JSON description of what the screen means rather than how it looks.
Example path
https://mcp.polyxd.com/mcpPolyxd turns a small JSON document of meaning into a real screen in a design system. You write the document; this server checks it and shows it to the user. Call once before writing your first document, until it is valid, then . For questions about Polyxd itself (installing a renderer, the verifier, the runtime, Studio, anything in the docs), call and cite the URLs it returns rather than answering from memory. Actions the user takes in a shown screen come back to you as chat messages. A button press only tells you what the user chose: it submits, pays or saves nothing, so never say it did.
None in the store listings or on the server