What people build with the {API}in the real world
The API is a means, not an end. Here are the jobs it actually gets hired for - each with the endpoints, the credits, and the code to run it.
Seven things it gets hired for
Pick the one that sounds like your problem. Each page shows the endpoints in the order you would call them, and what it costs.
Give an AI coding agent real design instead of a screenshot
You are building with Cursor, Claude Code, or your own agent, and the UI it writes never quite matches the design you pointed it at.
Read the use caseRebuild a section of a site you like, in your own stack
You saw a hero, a pricing table, or a feature grid that does exactly what you need, and you do not want to spend an afternoon in devtools reverse-engineering it.
Read the use caseGenerate a themed workspace from a customer's own website
You run a SaaS with any kind of white-labeling, branded output, or customer-facing theme - and today you make people pick colors out of a swatch grid.
Read the use caseCatch a production site drifting from its design system
You maintain a design system, and you suspect - correctly - that production has quietly drifted away from it.
Read the use caseRecover Lottie animations from any site
You need a Lottie animation off a live site - to migrate it, to reference it, or to feed it to an agent building something similar.
Read the use caseTake apart a competitor's page, properly
You are doing competitive research, a redesign, or a positioning exercise, and "here is a screenshot" is not enough to act on.
Read the use caseRecover every asset from a site you are about to replace
You are replacing or redesigning a site, and the original design files are missing, scattered, or belong to an agency that stopped returning emails.
Read the use caseNine endpoints. One URL in.
Every use case above is a combination of these. Credits are per call - you pay for what the extraction actually costs to compute.
/v1/extract10 creditsDesign tokens - colors, fonts, spacing, gradients, motion/v1/code25 creditsA section as a Tailwind / React / Vue component/v1/brand15 creditsPalette, typefaces and logo for a URL/v1/svg1 creditEvery SVG, inline and linked/v1/images1 creditEvery image, at original quality/v1/fonts5 creditsThe actual font files/v1/lottie3 creditsLottie animations - the endpoint nobody else hasBefore you start
Which endpoint should I start with?
If you are feeding an AI agent, start with /v1/extract (design tokens, 10 credits) - it is the one that stops the agent guessing. If you want a section as code, /v1/code (25 credits). If you just need assets off a page, /v1/svg or /v1/images are 1 credit each.
Do I need a credit card to try it?
No. Free developer access is 300 credits a month with no card. That is enough to wire it into your agent and see whether the output actually changes.
Can my coding agent call these itself?
Yes. MiroMiro exposes an MCP server, so Cursor and Claude Code call the extraction tools natively - you say "match stripe.com's brand" and the agent fetches the real palette mid-task rather than inventing one.
What if my use case is not listed here?
These are the jobs we see most, not a closed list. The API is a general design-extraction engine: any URL in, resolved design out. Grab a free key and point it at the page you had in mind - it takes about a minute to find out whether it fits.
None of these quite it?
It is a general design-extraction engine - any URL in, resolved design out. Grab a key and point it at the page you had in mind.
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