Lanhu MCP. Audit files and track feedback via chat.
Lanhu connects your AI agent directly to a professional design collaboration platform, letting you manage complex project files and team feedback from any chat interface. Instead of clicking through web dashboards to check on status updates or file structures, your agent handles it all. You can list entire projects, audit detailed layer information within files (like Sketch or Figma), and even track specific discussions across different boards without leaving your workflow. It’s a real-time design coordinator built for high-performance teams.
Give Claude and any AI agent real-world access
List all accessible design projects and the teams working on them.
Get detailed metadata, including layer structures and file details, for any specific design file.
Review discussions and comments attached to individual files or entire project boards.
List all available teams, members, and projects assigned across the workspace.
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What AI agents can do with Lanhu: 10 Tools for Design Assets
These ten tools let your agent interact with every part of the Lanhu platform, enabling you to audit assets, list teams, and manage project details through conversation.
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Start using Lanhu MCPGet Board
Retrieves detailed information about a specific project board.
Get Comments
Fetches all discussion comments associated with a design file.
Get File
Gets comprehensive details and metadata for a specific design file.
Get Project
Retrieves all high-level details about an entire project container.
List Boards
Provides a list of all available design boards within the workspace.
List Layers
Lists and details the layer names and structures contained within a given file.
List Members
Provides a roster of all individual team members in the platform.
List Project Files
Lists every design asset file connected to a specific project.
List Team Projects
Generates a list of all projects currently assigned to a particular team.
List Teams
Retrieves a complete directory listing of every team established in the Lanhu...
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Checking Design Assets Used to Be a Web Crawl
Today, checking on design assets means opening the platform, navigating through nested folders and boards, clicking into individual files just to see layer names, then manually scrolling through comments to figure out who said what about button spacing. It's a tedious process of jumping between tabs and copying details into a status report.
With this MCP, you simply ask your agent for the information. The tool fetches file metadata or lists project assets directly from Lanhu and gives you a clean, conversational summary. You get instant facts without touching a single web menu.
Lanhu MCP: Get Project Clarity Through Conversation
The manual steps that vanish are the repeated logins and the need to check multiple dashboards just to compile one status update. You don't have to manually track down which team owns a specific project or who last commented on a core asset.
Now, your agent acts as a real-time design coordinator for you. It keeps all assets organized and moves your production forward by translating complex platform data into simple answers.
What Lanhu MCP does for your AI
Imagine working on a massive product redesign, juggling dozens of asset files and endless feedback threads. Usually, you'd have to jump between the web interface, open project folders, manually check file versions, and scroll through comments just to get a status update. This MCP changes that. It lets your agent treat Lanhu like an extension of your chat window.
You can ask it to list every active design project or pull up all team members involved in a specific build. Need to know if the 'Header' layer was updated for the new mobile version? Just ask your AI client, and it retrieves the file metadata instantly. This level of coordination means you never have to navigate complex web menus again; everything happens through natural conversation, making sure your production keeps moving smoothly, wherever you use Vinkius.
019d8451-9a5f-735e-b3dd-ab2babf05d7d How to set up Lanhu MCP
The bottom line is, your design workflow moves from clicks and tabs into pure conversation.
First, you subscribe to this MCP and provide your Lanhu Access Token.
Next, you invoke a tool through your agent (like listing all available teams).
Your AI client retrieves the structured data from Lanhu and presents it back to you in conversational text.
Who uses Lanhu MCP
This MCP is for the Product Designer tired of manually chasing down asset versions. It's for the Frontend Developer who needs to check layer details without opening Figma, and the Product Manager who just wants a single source of truth about project progress.
Uses it to automate file organization, list projects, and manage assets using natural language prompts.
Retrieves design metadata, such as layer names or node structures, directly from their AI development environment.
Tracks overall design progress and monitors team feedback across multiple projects without needing to check the web UI.
Benefits of connecting Lanhu MCP
Stop clicking through web dashboards. Instead of opening ten tabs to find project status, asking your agent to list team projects or get project details gives you a single overview in natural language.
Never lose track of comments again. Use the tool to fetch file comments and discussions attached to any design file, giving you immediate visibility into team feedback without manual searching.
Understand asset structure instantly. Instead of opening an SVG editor just to check layer names, ask your agent to list layers for a file; it gives you the hierarchy directly in chat.
Streamline handoffs from development. Frontend Developers can use this MCP to get design metadata and file details, linking requirements straight into their IDE or coding workspace.
Improve team visibility. You can easily list all teams and members, making sure every participant on a project is accounted for and assigned correctly.
Lanhu MCP use cases
The Quick Design Audit
A designer needs to know if the new 'checkout-v2' assets were updated with the latest button spacing guidelines. They simply ask their agent to get design file info for that asset, and the tool returns the metadata instantly, saving them a 15-minute deep dive into the web UI.
Project Kickoff Prep
A Product Manager starts a new initiative. They ask their agent to list all team projects and then list all accessible design projects on Lanhu. This gives them an immediate, comprehensive scope of work without navigating through multiple organizational boards.
Finding the Right Team
An employee needs to know who owns the 'Admin Dashboard' feature. They prompt their agent to list teams and members, quickly identifying the correct team leader and key contributors in seconds.
Reviewing Handoffs for Dev
A developer receives a ticket referencing an asset file but doesn't know which specific board it belongs to. They use their agent to list all project boards, narrowing down the correct source location immediately.
Lanhu MCP tradeoffs
What to watch out for, and the recommended way to handle each one.
Treating files as black boxes
A user tries to copy-paste a screenshot of a complex design file into a document and asks their agent to read the 'layers'. The AI fails because it only sees an image, not the underlying structure.
Don't rely on visuals. Use your agent to list layers for the file instead; this sends the actual structural data (like 'Header', 'Footer') directly from Lanhu.
Asking for general project status
A user asks, 'How is Project X going?' The AI can only give a vague answer because it lacks specific details about the file versions or discussions.
Be specific. Use the agent to get board details and then ask it to get comments for a file within that project; this provides actionable feedback.
Ignoring team assignments
A user assumes they know who is working on a feature because they saw a name mentioned in an email, but the actual assignee has changed.
Always verify ownership. Use the tool to list members and then use another command to get project details to confirm current team assignments.
When to use Lanhu MCP
Use this MCP if your workflow requires accessing highly structured, deep data about design assets—like layer names or specific file metadata—and you need that information via natural language chat. It's perfect when you need to move from a general question ('What's wrong with the checkout?') to actionable facts (The 'payment-btn' layer was deleted). Don't use this if your goal is simply basic task management, like creating an agenda or sending a simple reminder; those are better handled by dedicated messaging tools. If you only need a high-level list of projects and teams, this MCP works, but remember that its power comes from the detailed audit functions, such as listing project files or retrieving specific board details.
Frequently asked questions about Lanhu MCP
How do I list projects using the Lanhu MCP? +
You use the agent to call the tool that lists team projects. This immediately gives you an overview of all accessible design work and helps narrow down your focus.
Can I check file layers with the Lanhu MCP? +
Yes, using the list_layers tool allows you to retrieve detailed metadata about a file’s internal layer structures. This is critical for developers checking asset handoffs.
What if I want to know who is on the team? +
You use the list_members tool. It provides a full roster of every individual and team member across your entire Lanhu workspace.
Is the Lanhu MCP only for large teams? +
No, while it handles large enterprises, it also works for smaller groups needing reliable project coordination. It's designed to keep assets organized whether you're working on one feature or a dozen.
Does the Lanhu MCP track versions? +
While dedicated version control is outside its scope, using get_file allows your agent to pull detailed metadata about files, helping you confirm which assets are current.