stitch-mcp-get-screen

To download HTML source code from Google Stitch, you need to parse the project and screen identifiers from the URL and retrieve the HTML download link via the get_screen MCP tool, as standard AI fetch tools fail to access these Google Cloud Storage endpoints.

Fetching Stitch screen assets fails because the HTML source and screenshots are stored on Google Cloud Storage endpoints that standard AI fetch tools cannot access, requiring a robust curl-based script with retry logic to retrieve the design outputs successfully.

Yes, you can use a full Stitch share URL to extract screen assets. The retrieval process supports flexible ID parsing, handling multiple input formats including full resource paths, share URLs, and raw numeric IDs to get screenshots and HTML.

The best way to convert Google Stitch designs to production frameworks is to first extract the full screen assets, including the HTML source code and dimensions, using a dedicated retrieval script before translating the design outputs into Next.js, Svelte, or React Native.

You can retrieve full Stitch screen assets including the HTML source code download URLs, screenshot URLs, dimensions, and device type, providing the necessary design outputs for frontend conversion or design system analysis.

To handle empty file downloads when extracting Stitch UI screens, use a curl-based retrieval script that includes robust retry logic and empty file validation to ensure the complete HTML source code is successfully acquired from Google Cloud Storage.