Your AI writes text.
Scratchy Cat hands back a Scratch project.
ScratchyCat is a tiny text format that maps straight onto Scratch blocks. An AI reads the format, writes a project, drops in image links as costumes, and gets a real .sb3 file to open at scratch.mit.edu.
https://scratchycat.lovable.app/mcpThe AI asks for the ScratchyCat reference: every motion, looks, control, event, sensing and variable line it can write.
It writes plain text โ sprites, scripts, variables, and image URLs that become costumes. No guessing at file formats.
Send the text over and a real Scratch project comes back as a download link that lasts 10 days.
Looks like this
One statement per line, two-space indents for anything nested. Values in quotes, conditions in angle brackets, reporters in parentheses.
project "Apple Catch"
sprite "Cat"
y -100
costume "cat" from https://example.com/cat.png
variable "score" = 0
when flag clicked
set "score" to 0
show variable "score"
forever
set x to (mouse x)
if <touching "Apple"> then
change "score" by 1Images become costumes
Any public PNG, JPG, GIF or SVG link in the text is downloaded and packed into the project as a costume or backdrop โ up to 60 images, 8 MB each.
Links last 10 days
Every build gets its own download link, good for 10 days. Then it disappears. Nothing to sign up for, whether it's one project or a million.