Does the server expose variable values?
No, describing a variable explicitly excludes its value to avoid leaking sensitive data.
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Basic information
Elisp (Emacs Lisp) development support tools, running in Emacs
No standard config provided
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Elisp Dev Mcp is a Model Context Protocol server that provides tools for querying Emacs Lisp documentation, source code, and metadata. It is designed for developers working with Elisp in an Emacs environment.
Install and configure the server in an MCP-compatible client, then invoke one of the provided Elisp development tools by name.
No, describing a variable explicitly excludes its value to avoid leaking sensitive data.
It reads from the site installation and the user’s ELPA directories only.
Use the `elisp-get-function-definition` tool to obtain the Elisp source of a function.
It returns metadata about an Elisp variable, but not its actual value.
It is limited to source files located in the site installation and the user’s ELPA.
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