GrowBlocks CLI and MCP server: build, check and ship browser games on GrowBlocks from the terminal, Claude Code or Cursor.
The GrowBlocks CLI and MCP server. Build a browser game on GrowBlocks (three.js, Rapier physics, characters, multiplayer rooms, hosting) and ship it from your terminal or from an AI assistant.
npx growblocks new my-game # a new game folder from the starter kit
cd my-game
npx growblocks dev # play it at http://localhost:5173/play.html
npx growblocks login # once: confirm a code in your browser
npx growblocks create my-game --name "My Game"
npx growblocks push # check, upload a test build, print its test link
npx growblocks submit # send it to GrowBlocks for review
Every new folder carries growblocks.mjs and .mcp.json, so Claude Code and Cursor opened in it get GrowBlocks tools: read the API, check the game with a screenshot, push a test build, read the review status, submit.
Elsewhere: claude mcp add growblocks -- npx -y growblocks mcp
npx growblocks help lists every command. The CLI manages your games and builds only; collections, coins and earnings stay in your browser on growblocks.xyz. Dev Kit runs on Robinhood Testnet.
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GrowBlocks CLI and MCP server: build, check and ship browser games on GrowBlocks from the terminal, Claude Code or Cursor.
The npm package growblocks receives a total of 94 weekly downloads. As such, growblocks popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that growblocks demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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