Mantine UI MCP Server
@hakxel
MCP server for working with Mantine UI components - provides documentation, generation, and theme utilities
Overview
What is Mantine UI MCP Server?
Mantine UI MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides tools for working with Mantine UI components. It is designed for developers using AI assistants like Claude to quickly retrieve component documentation, search components, generate custom components, and create theme configurations.
How to use Mantine UI MCP Server?
Install globally via npm install -g @hakxel/mantine-ui-server and run with mantine-ui-server, or use npx @hakxel/mantine-ui-server. Configure it in Claude Desktop or VS Code with Claude extension by adding a JSON entry to the MCP server settings. Optionally set the MANTINE_VERSION environment variable to target a specific Mantine version.
Key features of Mantine UI MCP Server
- Get detailed documentation for any Mantine component
- Search for Mantine components by keyword
- List all available Mantine components
- Generate custom Mantine-based components with variants
- Create Mantine theme configurations
- Create component-specific theme configurations
Use cases of Mantine UI MCP Server
- Quickly look up component props and usage without leaving the editor
- Search for relevant components when building a UI
- Generate custom components with preset props and styling
- Set up consistent theme palettes for light and dark modes
- Apply component-specific theme overrides
FAQ from Mantine UI MCP Server
Which Mantine version does the server use?
By default, it uses the latest version. You can specify a version by setting the MANTINE_VERSION environment variable (e.g., "7.16.2").
Can documentation be cached?
Yes. Set CACHE_DOCS to "false" to disable caching. Use CACHE_TTL to control cache lifetime (in seconds) and CACHE_STORAGE to choose between "memory" or "file" storage.
How do I debug the server?
Since MCP servers communicate over stdio, you can use the MCP Inspector by running npm run inspector from the project directory.
What are the system requirements?
Node.js and npm are required. The server runs as a command-line tool using stdio transport; no external services or authentication are needed.
