Nuxt Mcp
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Provides MCP support for Vite and Nuxt applications, enabling models to better understand app structure and behavior.
Nuxt Mcp Overview
What is Nuxt Mcp about?
Adds Model Context Protocol (MCP) capabilities to Vite and Nuxt projects, allowing AI models to gain deeper insight into the codebase, routes, and runtime environment of your application.
How to use Nuxt Mcp?
- Install the appropriate package:
- For Nuxt:
npm i -D nuxt-mcp - For Vite:
npm i -D vite-plugin-mcp
- For Nuxt:
- Add the module/plugin to your project configuration:
- Nuxt: add
nuxt-mcpto themodulesarray innuxt.config.ts. - Vite: include
vite-plugin-mcp()in thepluginsarray ofvite.config.ts.
- Nuxt: add
- Run your development server as usual; the MCP server will be started automatically in the background.
Key features of Nuxt Mcp
- Seamless integration with both Nuxt and Vite via dedicated packages.
- Experimental support for model‑aware tooling, improving AI‑driven code analysis and suggestions.
- Lightweight with minimal impact on build size and performance.
- Open‑source under the MIT license, encouraging community contributions.
Use cases of Nuxt Mcp
- Enhancing AI‑based code assistants to provide context‑aware completions for Vite/Nuxt projects.
- Supplying model‑driven documentation generators with accurate project metadata.
- Facilitating automated testing tools that need a deeper understanding of the app’s routing and module structure.
FAQ from the Nuxt Mcp
Q: Is Nuxt Mcp production‑ready? A: It is currently marked as experimental; use it with caution in critical environments.
Q: Can I use both the Nuxt module and the Vite plugin in the same monorepo? A: Yes, install each package where appropriate; they operate independently.
Q: Which AI models benefit from MCP support? A: Any model that consumes project context—such as code completion, documentation, or analysis tools—can leverage the protocol.
Q: Where can I find more documentation? A: The badge links in the README point to npm, bundlephobia, and JSDocs for deeper reference.
Nuxt Mcp's README
nuxt-mcp-dev / vite-plugin-mcp
MCP server helping models to understand your Vite/Nuxt app better.
This monorepo contains two packages:
nuxt-mcp-dev- A Nuxt module for adding MCP support to your Nuxt dev server.vite-plugin-mcp- A Vite plugin for adding MCP support to your Vite app.
[!IMPORTANT] Experimental. Use with caution.
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License
MIT License © Anthony Fu
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