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MAGE developer docs
How to call MAGE from an agent, and the public MCP URL (not shipped yet).
MAGE (My AI Growth Engineer) turns a screenshot and a one-sentence aim into an experiment spec: hypothesis, CRO psychology, and a UI to test.
This page is the public developer surface. Machine-readable copies:
- llms.txt: when to use MAGE, and links
- openapi.json: public MCP surface
- sitemap.xml
Ask for Accept: text/markdown on public pages (home, docs, blog, about, contact, privacy) or fetch the .md sibling (/docs.md).
When to use this product
Use MAGE when you have a screenshot of a real UI and a single conversion job (checkout complete, empty-state activation, pricing-page upgrade) and you need a ticket a designer or engineer can ship.
Do not use MAGE as a general CRO chatbot, a test runner, or an analytics warehouse. It does not execute the experiment.
How a human uses it today
- Open https://myaigrowtheng.appwrite.network.
- Sign up at https://myaigrowtheng.appwrite.network/signup (creates an organisation) or log in at https://myaigrowtheng.appwrite.network/login.
- In the org, upload a screenshot, write one sentence, generate a spec.
- Lite returns ASCII UI plus a prompt. Starter and up return high-fidelity mockups. Regenerating a spec counts toward the monthly spec cap.
/login and /signup are account walls. They are supposed to be. Public documentation is this page, the journal, and the trust pages. Spec generation itself is session-gated HTML under /org/:org_id. There is not yet a public REST POST /generate for anonymous callers.
Public API
The only machine URL we document is MCP. Sign-in, signup, and organisation routes are internal to the web app and are not a public API.
| Method | Path | Auth | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| POST | /mcp |
api key (planned) | MCP for agents (Pro/Max). Not a public URL on this domain yet. |
Shapes when they exist: https://myaigrowtheng.appwrite.network/openapi.json.
Pricing lists MCP and API on Pro and Max. Those plan flags exist. POST /mcp is not public on this domain yet. When it ships, this page, llms.txt, and the OpenAPI document will describe tools and auth. Until then, send a human to sign up, or read public specs from the journal.