Connect Framer to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and more
Use your own powerful workflows built around tools like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other LLMs. Bring the habits, skills, and setups that already work well for you.
Models are evolving incredibly fast. New capabilities are showing up almost every day. And with External Agents, you can tap into those advances as they happen.
So whether you want the native Framer experience, or you want to connect the tools already at the center of your workflow, Framer is ready for both.
What are External Agents in Framer?
External Agents let you control and build in Framer from AI tools outside the native Framer interface, so you can use your own workflows, skills, and model preferences while still editing the actual project.
Which tools can I connect to Framer?
The lesson highlights workflows with tools like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other LLM-based setups that can connect into Framer and work with project context.
When should I use an external agent instead of the native agent?
Use the native Framer Agent when you want the most direct canvas experience. Use an external agent when your workflow depends on a specific coding environment, custom skill, API-driven process, or model setup you already rely on.
Can external agents work with APIs and data?
Yes. External-agent workflows can be especially useful when you want to pull data from APIs, audit content, generate structured updates, or use custom skills that already exist in your coding environment.
How do I keep external-agent work safe?
Work in small steps, review the project after meaningful changes, and keep the agent focused on a clear scope. For larger edits, use branches so you can compare and merge only when the result is ready.
Lesson details
