"Did you know you can skip designing UI in Figma and jump straight to coding, without sacrificing design quality along the way? It sounds too good to be true, but it's a real workflow using NotebookLM & Cursor powered by MCP. In this article, I'll show how you can connect NotebookLM to Cursor using MCP and turn product specifications directly into real code."
"Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a technology that enables AI models to connect with external tools and data sources (such as GitHub, Slack, databases, and documentation systems). Previously, I demonstrated how MCP can be used to turn Figma designs into code. This time, we'll go one step further: Instead of designing in Figma first, we'll go straight from product specification → code. NotebookLM does not currently offer a built-in MCP connector."
NotebookLM can be connected to Cursor through Model Context Protocol (MCP) to turn product specifications directly into runnable UI code, bypassing Figma. MCP enables AI models to access external tools and data sources such as GitHub, Slack, databases, and documentation systems. The workflow preserves design quality while accelerating implementation by translating specifications into production-ready code. MCP previously enabled conversion of Figma designs into code; the approach extends that capability to accept textual product specifications. NotebookLM currently lacks a built-in MCP connector, so a custom connection to Cursor is required to enable the pipeline.
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