oscar64-docs-mcp
v1.3.1
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MCP server for Oscar64 documentation and source examples
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Oscar64 Docs MCP
Access the complete Oscar64 C compiler documentation through conversation - AI-powered search across manual pages, headers, tutorials, and sample code.
Features
- 🔍 Smart Search: Find functions, symbols, topics across all documentation
- 📚 Documentation Access: Read manual pages and API references
- 💡 Tutorial Browsing: Explore Oscar64 tutorials and guides
- 📝 Code Examples: Search and read sample C64 programs
- 🗂️ Index Discovery: Navigate headers, tutorials, samples, and topics
Requirements
- Node.js >= 22.13.0
- MCP-compatible AI assistant (Claude Code, Codex, Windsurf, etc.)
Installation
claude mcp add oscar64-docs -- npx -y oscar64-docs-mcp@latestOr add manually to your MCP client config:
{
"mcpServers": {
"oscar64-docs": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "oscar64-docs-mcp@latest"]
}
}
}The server caches Oscar64 documentation at ~/.cache/oscar-mcp. To use a different location, set the OSCAR_MCP_CACHE_DIR environment variable in your MCP client configuration.
Quick Start
Add MCP server (see Installation above)
Ask your AI assistant about Oscar64:
- "How do I use sprites in Oscar64?"
- "Show me examples of reading joystick input"
- "What functions are available for SID music?"
Example Workflows
Finding API Functions
You: What functions are available for VIC-II graphics?
AI assistant will:
1. Search for VIC-II related functions
2. Read and explain the relevant API docs
3. Show you how to use them in your codeExploring Tutorials
You: Show me Oscar64 tutorials about raster effects
AI assistant will:
1. List available tutorials
2. Search for raster-related content
3. Read and present the tutorial contentCode Examples
You: Find sample code for scrolling
AI assistant will:
1. Search sample code for scrolling examples
2. Read and display the source code
3. Explain how the code worksLicense
MIT - see LICENSE file
Made with ❤️ for C64 developers and AI-assisted retro coding
"The C64 never gets old, it just gets smarter" 🎮
