WebMCP for Interior Design for Claude or Codex
Connect Claude or Codex to Planner 5D with WebMCP and use natural-language instructions to create, furnish, edit, and visualize interior design projects.
Planner 5D is bringing interior design directly into AI-powered workflows with WebMCP. Instead of moving back and forth between an AI assistant and design software, users can connect compatible agents such as Claude or Codex to Planner 5D and work on their projects using natural-language instructions.
With WebMCP for interior design for Claude or Codex, an AI agent can interact with supported Planner 5D tools while the website and project remain open in the browser. You can describe what you want to create or change, let the agent carry out supported actions, review the result, and continue editing the same project in 2D or 3D.
What is Planner 5D WebMCP?
Planner 5D WebMCP provides AI agents with structured access to selected design actions directly through the Planner 5D website. This means the AI doesn't have to stop at suggesting what you could do with a space. It can help perform supported actions within an actual Planner 5D project.
For example, you can ask an agent to:
- Turn an uploaded floor plan into an editable 2D and 3D project.
- Create a room based on a written brief.
- Redesign an existing space while keeping specific elements.
- Find and place furniture from the Planner 5D catalog.
- Move, rotate, replace, or remove objects.
- Change supported colors, materials, textures, and finishes.
- Divide a room into functional zones.
- Generate a visual preview of the design.
The tools available to the agent can vary depending on the Planner 5D page you have open, your account permissions, and the browser agent you are using.
From AI conversation to an editable interior
AI assistants have already become useful for the early stages of interior design. They can help develop a concept, identify a style, organize requirements, compare options, and turn ideas into a detailed design brief.
The challenge comes when it's time to translate those recommendations into an actual space. WebMCP helps connect those two parts of the process.
Instead of asking Claude or Codex for a layout suggestion and then recreating it manually in another tool, you can give the agent instructions while working with Planner 5D. The agent can access supported information about the project and use available design tools to act on your request. You might start with:
“Design a 20 m² living room with a workspace, seating for four, and plenty of storage.”
Then continue with smaller changes:
“Replace the armchair with a smaller one and add a floor lamp beside it.”
Or experiment with the look of the room:
“Show the sofa area with light oak flooring and warm beige walls.”
Each request becomes part of an iterative design process rather than a separate AI conversation.
Using WebMCP for interior design with Claude or Codex
To get started, open Claude, Codex, or another WebMCP-compatible agent with a built-in browser. In the chat, enter:
connect planner5d webmcp
This command connects the agent to Planner 5D through WebMCP.
In the agent’s browser, open Planner 5D, sign in, and open the project you want to edit. Keep the Planner 5D tab open while you work. To check that everything is connected, ask:
“Describe the rooms and objects in this project.”
If the agent can access your project, you can start asking it to make changes.
Turn a floor plan into a project with AI
One particularly useful workflow starts with an existing floor plan. Open Planner 5D's floor plan import option and upload your plan. You can then ask the agent:
“Convert this floor plan into an editable 2D and 3D project.”
Planner 5D can recreate the plan as a project where walls, rooms, doors, windows, and other recognized elements can be reviewed. From there, you can correct anything necessary and continue designing.
The agent can then help with the next stages of the project, from organizing the layout to finding furniture and exploring materials. Instead of treating floor plan creation, furnishing, styling, and visualization as isolated tasks, WebMCP makes it possible to move through them as part of the same AI-assisted workflow.
A new way to design with AI
Generative AI has made it much easier to describe an interior, explore styles, and develop ideas through conversation. WebMCP takes that interaction a step further by connecting those conversations with tools that can actually build and modify a design.
For Planner 5D users, that means Claude or Codex can become another way to interact with a project. Instead of finding every command manually, you can describe the result you want and use the agent to perform supported actions, while keeping the project available for further editing in Planner 5D.
WebMCP does not replace the full Planner 5D editor, and not every object, material, or action will necessarily be available through an agent. Users should also review generated layouts, imported plans, and project changes before relying on them for real-world decisions.
What it offers is a more direct connection between AI assistance and editable interior design: describe an idea, see it take shape, refine it through conversation, and keep working on the same project.
