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@murasakijs/mcp

v0.55.7

Published

Read-only Model Context Protocol server for Murasaki documentation and compatibility data.

Readme

@murasakijs/mcp

Read-only local Model Context Protocol server for Murasaki. It searches the checked-in documentation, reports the canonical capability manifest, returns the configuration schema, and diagnoses the structure of a local Murasaki project without executing it.

Install or run the published package directly from npm. A typical MCP client configuration is:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "murasaki": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@murasakijs/mcp@latest"]
    }
  }
}

Tools:

  • search_docs
  • get_api_reference
  • list_capabilities
  • get_config_schema
  • doctor
  • list_recipes / get_recipe
  • list_ui_components
  • check_compatibility

Call list_capabilities before check_compatibility; the compatibility tool accepts the canonical feature IDs returned by that list and reports suggestions for unknown IDs.

Every tool is annotated read-only. There are intentionally no build, publish, shell, release, or file-writing tools.