Sync your tools with Bolt Connectors: Everything you need in Miro, now in Bolt

You plan and design in Miro. You build in Bolt. Until now, the space between those two things was you.  Describing diagrams, exporting docs, translating sticky notes into specs.

With Connectors, that middle step disappears. Bolt integrates with Miro directly, reading your boards and pulling context from them without you playing translator.

Here's how to set it up, and what you can do once it's live.

Connecting Miro to Bolt

The setup takes about thirty seconds.

Open Bolt and click the + icon, then select Manage connectors.

Find Miro in the list.

and click Connect

Click Allow Access when prompted.

Select the team you want to connect with Bolt, then click Add.

Click Continue.

That's it. You'll see MCP connecting briefly, and then a Connected pill in the top right corner confirming you're good to go.

To verify: click the + icon again and select Connectors. Miro should be right there.

See it in action: Watch the walkthrough video

Building with Miro and Bolt

Once connected, context flows both directions. You can pull from Miro into Bolt, or push from Bolt into Miro. Bolt works with the context on your board, so it's building from the full picture, not a summary of it. Here's what that looks like in practice.

From Miro to Bolt

Taking an existing Miro board and adding that context to Bolt is a very simple path. Copy a Miro board URL, paste it into Bolt. Then you can start prompting, referencing the board’s contents as needed.

Bolt reads the board directly (the sticky notes, the flows, the structure) and builds from there. 

Example prompts:

Turn the customer journey from here: [Miro board URL] into a low-fidelity interactive prototype.

My team's system architecture and API specs are on this board: [Miro board URL]. Build a working admin dashboard that reflects the data model we mapped out. Don't show items in the backlog.

From there, you iterate. The first result is a starting point, not a final draft. Refine it the same way you'd refine anything else in Bolt.

From Bolt to Miro

This direction has one extra step: create an empty board in Miro first. Bolt needs somewhere to put its work.

Once your blank board exists, paste its URL into your Bolt prompt alongside what you want created.

Example prompts:

Based on the document I'm attaching, create a roadmap in Miro here: [Miro board URL]

Turn this Notion page: [Notion page URL] into a workshop-ready board in Miro here: [Miro board URL]

Your Miro board populates from there. What used to be an afternoon of manual layout work becomes a conversation.

Why this matters

Copy and pasting snippets or snapshots of details from one tool into another - even for the sharpest of prompters, results in a loss of fidelity. You’re pulling key pieces of your board or project into Bolt - or any AI tool - without the value and richness of context of the entire original resource. You end up spending time correcting the AI instead of directing it. 

Connectors fix that. Bolt reads the entire Miro board, so the context stays intact from source to output. You won’t have to spend any more time playing an endless game of AI telephone.  Connectors gives you that time back. Time you can spend building, improving, and coming up with even better ideas.

Miro is one of the built-in Connectors available today, alongside Notion, Linear, GitHub, Sentry, Context7, Granola, and Jira. Set it up once in your settings, and it's available across all your projects.

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