Connect the Context7 MCP server to give the Fusion agent access to the latest docs for your frameworks, integrations, and APIs; eliminating hallucinations and providing working code examples that match your exact library versions.
You can now control access across your organization in Fusion Spaces with roles and permissions. Assign default or custom roles to manage who can create projects, edit code, connect MCP servers, and more. Learn more.
Select multiple assets simultaneously across different folders and perform bulk actions. Relocate assets to new folders, or bulk delete.
Fusion can now see and understand its output by taking screenshots of what it generates at any device resolution and iterating on the code until what it sees matches what you expected (design, prompt, etc.).
With the Linear MCP, you can paste links from Linear or tag specific tickets in the Fusion prompt box, providing Fusion with complete context about the ticket or PRD you want it to develop. Read the docs.
Automated Figma-to-code component mapping. Component indexing enables you to use a single command to provide AI with complete context about your code components, allowing it to consistently select the exact right components to import and reuse when converting Figma designs to code. Component indexing is available in beta on enterprise plans today. Read the docs.
With the Netlify MCP, you can turn your Fusion project into a live site, app, or prototype simply by typing “Deploy to Netlify”. Learn more.
Fusion now supports connecting code from more places: GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. Fusion for Enterprise also supports Azure DevOps, self-hosted GitHub and self-hosted GitLab.