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@geohar/pi-svg-mcp

v0.7.4

Published

Pi extension: run the svg-mcp MCP server via sharedserver and inject the diagram-authoring directive. Pairs with pi-mcp-adapter, which makes svg-mcp's tools reachable from Pi.

Readme

@geohar/pi-svg-mcp

A Pi extension that makes svg-mcp available to Pi: it starts the svg-mcp server (supervised by sharedserver) and injects the diagram-authoring directive into the system prompt so the agent reaches for svg-mcp's tools instead of hand-writing SVG XML.

It is the Pi counterpart of svg-mcp's Claude Code and OpenCode plugins, and shares the same server and sharedserver instance — so Pi, Claude Code, OpenCode, and Neovim all talk to one refcounted process.

How it fits together

Pi has no MCP of its own. Two pieces give it svg-mcp:

  1. pi-mcp-adapter — the Pi package that speaks MCP; it reads its own mcp.json. Install it too (pi install npm:pi-mcp-adapter).
  2. This extension — the process + directive half:
    • Run svg-mcp on session_start via sharedserver use … -- uvx svg-mcp@<v> --transport streamable-http --port …, refcounted and shared across clients (its cold start — numpy + pillow — is paid once); released on session_shutdown when reason === "quit".
    • Inject the directive on before_agent_start (analogue of CC's additionalContext and OpenCode's system.transform).

Stand-down when combiner-served

If a combiner already serves svg-mcp (the global MCP_COMBINER switch, or the per-backend MCP_COMBINER_SERVES_SVG_MCP override, which wins), the extension does not launch a standalone backend — the combiner owns svg-mcp's lifecycle. The directive still applies, since svg-mcp's tools are present via the combiner too. In that setup you register the combiner with pi-mcp-adapter (see the mcp-companion Pi extension), not svg-mcp directly.

Install

# build
npm --prefix plugins/pi install && npm --prefix plugins/pi run build
# install into Pi (symlink the package dir; uses "main": dist/index.js)
ln -sfn "$PWD/plugins/pi" ~/.pi/agent/extensions/svg-mcp
# MCP transport (skip the mcp.json when svg-mcp is combiner-served)
pi install npm:pi-mcp-adapter
cp plugins/pi/mcp.json.example ~/.config/mcp/mcp.json   # standalone only

Build-free live dev: pi -e ./plugins/pi/src/index.ts.

Configuration

svg-mcp's tool knobs use the shared SVG_MCP_* namespace (as its OpenCode plugin does), so they apply across every client. Pi-extension toggles use PI_SVG_MCP_*.

| Variable | Default | Effect | |----------|---------|--------| | SVG_MCP_PORT | 7731 | HTTP port svg-mcp serves on. | | SVG_MCP_VERSION | 0.2.6 | Pin the PyPI release (uvx svg-mcp@<v>). | | SVG_MCP_DEV | — | Dev checkout for uv run --project <dir> (a path, or 1 for in-repo source). | | PI_SVG_MCP_NAME | svg-mcp | sharedserver instance name. | | PI_SVG_MCP_GRACE | 1h | sharedserver grace period. | | PI_SVG_MCP_LOG | — | Capture svg-mcp's stdout/stderr (sharedserver --log-file); "none"/unset disables. | | PI_SVG_MCP_MANAGE | true | false → don't launch (assume svg-mcp runs elsewhere). | | PI_SVG_MCP_INSTRUCTIONS | true | false → don't inject the directive. | | PI_SVG_MCP_NOTIFY | true | false → don't surface messages via the Pi UI. | | MCP_COMBINER / MCP_COMBINER_SERVES_SVG_MCP | — | Combiner serves svg-mcp → don't launch a standalone backend. | | SHAREDSERVER_BIN / SHAREDSERVER_LOCKDIR | (auto) | sharedserver binary / lock dir. |

Development

npm install && npm run typecheck && npm run build

src/sharedserver-resolve.ts is vendored byte-identical from georgeharker/sharedserver via scripts/sync-vendored.sh — edit upstream, re-sync here.

License

MIT © George Harker