Starwind UI MCP Server
@starwind-ui
About Starwind UI MCP Server
Give AI the full power of Starwind UI - setup new projects, add components, get documentation, search blocks, and more
Config
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"starwind-ui": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"@starwind-ui/mcp"
]
}
}
}Tools
4Generates init commands for new Starwind UI projects, Pro by default
Fetches live documentation from starwind.dev with caching and topic filtering
Generates validated install commands with package manager detection
Searches Starwind UI components and Starwind Pro blocks with CLI-shaped filters
Overview
What is Starwind UI MCP Server?
A TypeScript implementation of a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Starwind UI and Starwind Pro, providing tools that help developers work with Starwind UI components when using AI tools like Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor.
How to use Starwind UI MCP Server?
Add the @starwind-ui/mcp package via npx using the configuration specified for your MCP client (Codex, Claude Code, or Cursor). The server is invoked with npx -y @starwind-ui/mcp. After adding the configuration, restart your editor or reload its MCP servers.
Key features of Starwind UI MCP Server
- Live Documentation – fetches up‑to‑date docs from starwind.dev/llms.txt
- Component Validation – validates components against live component metadata
- Starwind Search – search and discover components and Pro blocks
- Compact Tool Surface – keeps uncommon CLI operations as command guidance
- Package Manager Detection – auto‑detects npm, yarn, or pnpm
- Caching & Rate Limiting – efficient caching with sensible rate limits
Use cases of Starwind UI MCP Server
- Initialize new Starwind UI projects and Starwind Pro setups
- Fetch live documentation filtered by topic
- Generate validated install commands for specific components
- Search for standard components or Pro blocks by query, category, plan, or limit
FAQ from Starwind UI MCP Server
What does the server do that the Starwind CLI does not?
The server exposes a compact, intent‑based tool surface. It does not provide standalone wrappers for every Starwind CLI command (e.g., setup, update, remove); those are left as CLI command guidance.
What runtimes or dependencies are required?
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Where is component data fetched from?
Data is fetched from starwind.dev/llms.txt (live documentation) and from live component metadata with a refreshed fallback list.
What transports or authentication does the server use?
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Frequently asked questions
What does the server do that the Starwind CLI does not?
The server exposes a compact, intent‑based tool surface. It does not provide standalone wrappers for every Starwind CLI command (e.g., setup, update, remove); those are left as CLI command guidance.
Where is component data fetched from?
Data is fetched from starwind.dev/llms.txt (live documentation) and from live component metadata with a refreshed fallback list.
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