mcp
Provides an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for Vuetify that exposes tools to query Vuetify component/directive/API documentation, installation guides, FAQs, and release notes to MCP-compatible clients/IDEs. Supports local stdio (default) and HTTP transports (hosted or self-hosted) and optionally uses a Vuetify API key for certain tools.
Score Breakdown
⚙ Agent Friendliness
🔒 Security
HTTP usage supports Authorization bearer and an alternative X-Vuetify-Api-Key header. Secrets handling is indicated via environment variables for local stdio, which reduces accidental embedding, but no details are provided about logging/redaction, token lifetimes, or rate-limit enforcement.
⚡ Reliability
Best When
You want an agent/IDE to retrieve Vuetify documentation and API data contextually while building Vuetify-based UIs.
Avoid When
You need a documented REST/GraphQL API (this is primarily MCP) or you require explicit enterprise security features and SLAs beyond what’s described.
Use Cases
- • Let an IDE/agent look up Vuetify component props/events/slots/methods for a specific version
- • Generate or validate Vuetify component usage patterns (props, attributes, common layouts)
- • Surface installation guides, FAQs, and release notes inside an MCP client
- • Help with @vuetify/v0 (headless) composables and component documentation
Not For
- • Using as a general-purpose MCP tool registry unrelated to Vuetify
- • Performing runtime UI rendering, scraping, or executing Vuetify code in production
- • Scenarios needing strong rate-limit guarantees or enterprise-grade auth/tenanting (not documented here)
Interface
Authentication
README states some tools (e.g., creating bins) require a Vuetify API key. It does not describe fine-grained scopes.
Pricing
No pricing model or quotas for the MCP server/hosted endpoint are described in the provided README.
Agent Metadata
Known Gotchas
- ⚠ Some tools require a Vuetify API key; behavior may differ between local (env var) and HTTP (headers) transports.
- ⚠ HTTP transport configuration differs from stdio; agents/clients must supply headers for HTTP rather than relying on env vars.
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Scores are editorial opinions as of 2026-03-30.