MCP Remote Server (Node.js Version)

What is MCP Remote Server (Node.js Version)?

The MCP Remote Server (Node.js Version) is a Node.js implementation of the BluestoneApps Coding Standards and Examples MCP server. It provides access to React Native coding standards and code examples through the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and is designed for use with MCP clients like Windsurf IDE.

How to use MCP Remote Server (Node.js Version)?

Clone the repository, run npm install to install dependencies, then npm run build to build the project. Start the server with npm start and configure your MCP client (e.g., Windsurf IDE) to connect to this server by editing the mcp_config.json file with the appropriate command and path to the built index.js file.

Key features of MCP Remote Server (Node.js Version)

• Access to React Native coding standards and code examples
• Tools for component, hook, screen, service, and theme examples
• Fuzzy matching to find examples by name
• Full integration with the MCP protocol

Use cases of MCP Remote Server (Node.js Version)

• Retrieving React Native component design standards for a project
• Getting example code for hooks, services, or screens
• Listing all available code examples for reference
• Integrating coding standards into an MCP‑compatible IDE like Windsurf

FAQ from MCP Remote Server (Node.js Version)

How do I install the server?

Clone the repository, run npm install and npm run build to compile the TypeScript code.

How do I start the server?

Use the command npm start from the project directory.

What tools does the server provide?

The server offers tools such as get_project_structure, get_component_example, get_hook_example, list_available_examples, and several others for accessing coding standards and examples.

How do I configure it with Windsurf IDE?

Update your mcp_config.json file with a server entry that uses the node command, pointing to the build/index.js file, and set a description and display name.

What is the server used for?

It provides React Native coding standards and code examples to AI assistants via the Model Context Protocol.