Google ships Stitch CLI, letting coding agents drive design generation from the terminal
cyrus_zei · x · 2026-10-02
Google's Stitch team launched the @google/stitch CLI, adding a terminal entry point alongside the existing MCP and SDK. Built by Davide East, it connects to local coding agents, generates screens and design systems, and sends local dev server snapshots to Stitch — all without leaving the terminal, or driven via harnesses like Antigravity. Install with npm i -g @google/stitch; a demo video is coming.
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