15 MCP Servers That Will Power Frontend Workflows in 2025

Why MCP matters for frontend teams

Model Context Protocol (MCP) has emerged as the common connector for agent and tool integrations, giving frontend teams a standardized way to surface design specs, repos and PRs, deploy targets, observability, and work management directly into editors and CI. Instead of building bespoke adapters, teams can rely on remote, OAuth-enabled MCP servers that map cleanly to typical frontend pipelines like Figma → GitHub → Vercel/Cloudflare → Chromatic/Sentry.

Major platform momentum

Vendors and platform providers are rapidly adopting MCP. Microsoft is integrating MCP into Windows, while Vercel and Cloudflare publish first-class server templates and catalogs. That vendor support, combined with community servers and open-source implementations, makes MCP a pragmatic choice for frontend automation in 2025.

15 MCP servers to consider for frontend workflows

Cloudflare MCP Servers (catalog)

Managed remote MCP servers that integrate with Cloudflare accounts. Cloudflare also documents how to deploy your own remote servers on their platform. These servers are useful for Workers/Pages, KV/R2, and edge automation in frontend pipelines.

Notion MCP (Hosted + community)

OAuth-backed hosted server to read and write docs, tasks, and specs. Production-ready community servers provide alternatives. Notion MCP is great for product specs, design notes, and runbooks.

GitHub MCP Server

Official server that can read and modify code, issues, and PRs. It enables automation of repo tasks and code review workflows from your agent or editor.

GitLab MCP Server

Offers a similar surface to GitHub but for GitLab. Supports OAuth DCR and secure access to projects, issues, and merge requests, which makes it suitable for self-hosters.

Vercel MCP (server templates + community servers)

Run remote servers on Vercel to expose deployment, environment, domain, and project controls. Several TypeScript templates are maintained by Vercel Labs and the community.

Supabase MCP Server

Provides read-only database access and platform integration. It aligns well with frontend apps using Supabase auth, storage, and DB for fast product iterations.

Netlify MCP Server

Enables creating projects, building, deploying, managing env vars, and team workflows via agents. Netlify offers an official server, docs, and an open-source repo.

Linear MCP (Remote)

Find, create, and update issues, projects, and comments with a remote MCP server. Linear is tuned for agent workflows across editors and Claude, useful for frontend issue triage and sprint operations.

Atlassian Remote MCP (Jira/Confluence)

Provides enterprise work graph access to create issues and pages and summarize work with permission-aware actions. Multiple community Jira servers are also available.

Sentry MCP Server (Hosted + OSS)

Bring live issue context into agents, query errors, and even generate patches. Sentry publishes official docs, an OSS repo, and an npm package, making it essential for frontend regression triage.

Stripe MCP Server

Interact with the Stripe API and knowledge base from your agent. Useful for frontend payment flows, webhook testing, and dashboard operations.

Chromatic / Storybook MCP

Agent controls for visual and interaction testing and PR/UI review workflows integrated with Storybook. Handy for frontend CI quality gates and UI review.

Grep MCP (GitHub code search at scale)

Agents can run regex or semantic search across large sets of public repositories. This accelerates example-driven coding and deep dives into dependencies.

Browser Automation MCP (Chrome / chromedp)

Expose browser operations such as navigation, DOM queries, and captures to agents for end-to-end checks, scraping internal previews, or reproducing UI bugs. Active projects include a Chrome-extension server and a chromedp server.

Figma Dev Mode MCP Server

Pull structured design data like tokens, measurements, and colors directly from Figma instead of relying on screen-scraped exports. This improves design-to-code fidelity. Docs show native enablement in the desktop app and a public beta was confirmed.

How to combine servers in practice

Frontend teams can streamline the whole product lifecycle by choosing a complementary set of MCP servers: Figma for design fidelity, GitHub or GitLab for version control, Vercel, Netlify, or Cloudflare for deployment, and Sentry or Chromatic for QA and observability. Remote, OAuth-enabled servers and vendor catalogs make these connections both faster and more secure.

The practical takeaway

As the ecosystem matures, MCP servers are becoming essential building blocks for frontend teams. They replace ad-hoc integrations with permission-aware connections that span design, code, deploy, and monitoring, enabling editors and CI systems to orchestrate the full development workflow.