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@plyxui/mcp

v0.3.0

Published

Model Context Protocol server for plyxui. Lets coding agents list, search, install, and lint components conversationally.

Readme

@plyxui/mcp

Model Context Protocol server for plyxui. Lets coding agents (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, Continue) list, search, install, and lint plyxui components conversationally.

Run

# As a one-off — prints the tool surface and exits
npx @plyxui/mcp tools

# As a real MCP server on stdio (the default; what every host expects)
npx @plyxui/mcp

Wire into Claude Desktop

Edit ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json (macOS) or %APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json (Windows):

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

Restart Claude Desktop. The eight tools below show up under the hammer icon. Try: "list all plyxui primitives" or "give me the props for the Modal component" or "install Drawer into this project."

Wire into Cursor / Cline / Continue

Same shape — every MCP-capable host accepts a {command, args} stdio entry. Substitute @plyxui/mcp for the binary.

Tools

| Name | Purpose | |---|---| | plyxui_list_components | All components, optionally filtered by category | | plyxui_get_component | Full prop table, examples, source path, tokens used | | plyxui_search | Free-text search over names + descriptions + prop names | | plyxui_suggest | Natural-language description → ranked component shortlist | | plyxui_install | Returns the npm install + import lines for a given component | | plyxui_get_tokens | Active design tokens (colors) for light or dark | | plyxui_lint | Static checks on a TSX snippet — hex colors, missing imports, old scope | | plyxui_examples | Runnable code samples for a single component |

How install works

plyxui packages ship pre-bundled dist/*.{js,cjs,d.ts}. There's no "copy source into your repo" step like shadcn — consumers just install the npm package and import. plyxui_install returns the install command and import line for the agent to execute in your project:

RUN: npm install @plyxui/comps
IMPORT: import { Modal } from "@plyxui/comps";

Use the registry from code

import { COMPONENTS, findComponent, searchComponents } from "@plyxui/mcp/registry";
import { handlers } from "@plyxui/mcp/server";

// Hit a handler directly without stdio — handy for tests + tooling
const result = await handlers.plyxui_get_component({ name: "Modal" });

Status

End-to-end working as of 0.3. The registry covers every shipped component; the lint engine catches the three most common foot-guns (hex colors in style props, useTheme without an import, the legacy @omniui/* scope). AST-based rules will replace the regexes without changing the wire format.