Ember MCP Server

# Ember MCP Server - Implementation Summary ## Overview Successfully built a comprehensive Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Ember.js development. The server provides extensive tooling support for Ember CLI commands, codemods, documentation access, and community resources. ## Key Features Implemented ### ✅ Ember CLI Integration - **Detection**: Checks if ember-cli is installed and available - **Command Execution**: Runs any ember CLI command with arguments - **Help System**: Provides help for ember commands via `ember --help` - **Project Analysis**: Detects Ember projects and analyzes configuration ### ✅ Codemods Support - **Comprehensive List**: Includes 10 popular ember codemods from ember-codemods organization - **Categorization**: Organized by categories (components, templates, modernization, migration, testing, data) - **Direct Execution**: Can run codemods with custom arguments - **Filtering**: List codemods by category ### ✅ Documentation Access - **Official Guides**: Access specific sections from Ember.js guides - **Documentation Search**: Search through official Ember.js documentation - **Community Resources**: Curated list of blogs, tutorials, and tools ### ✅ Community Integration - **Addon Search**: Search Ember Observer for addons with ratings and compatibility info - **Resource Directory**: Access to community blogs, Discord, tutorials, etc. - **Learning Materials**: Links to EmberMap, Rock & Roll with Ember.js, etc. ## Technical Implementation ### Architecture - **Node.js 22+**: Uses built-in fetch (no external dependencies like node-fetch) - **TypeScript**: Full TypeScript implementation with proper types - **MCP SDK**: Uses official `@modelcontextprotocol/sdk` - **Error Handling**: Comprehensive error handling and user feedback ### Tools Available (10 total) 1. `check_ember_cli` - Verify ember-cli installation 2. `run_ember_command` - Execute ember CLI commands 3. `get_ember_help` - Get help for ember commands 4. `list_ember_codemods` - List codemods (with category filtering) 5. `run_codemod` - Execute specific codemods 6. `search_ember_docs` - Search official documentation 7. `get_ember_guides` - Access guide sections 8. `get_community_resources` - Browse community resources 9. `search_ember_addons` - Search Ember Observer for addons 10. `search_ember_ai_docs` - Search comprehensive Ember.js AI information aggregator ### Resources Available (5 total) 1. `ember://codemods` - JSON list of codemods 2. `ember://cli-commands` - CLI commands reference 3. `ember://project-info` - Current project information 4. `ember://community-resources` - Community resources directory 5. `ember://ai-docs` - Full text of comprehensive Ember.js AI documentation ## Supported Codemods Includes knowledge of all major ember codemods: - ember-component-template-colocation-migrator - ember-angle-brackets-codemod - ember-native-class-codemod - ember-modules-codemod - ember-no-implicit-this-codemod - ember-3x-codemods - ember-tracked-properties-codemod - ember-qunit-codemod - ember-data-codemod - tagless-ember-components-codemod ## Community Resources Included - Official Ember.js blog and guides - Ember Observer for addon discovery - Discord community links - Learning resources (EmberMap, tutorials) - Developer tools and utilities ## AI Documentation Integration The server now includes access to the comprehensive Ember.js AI information aggregator: **Data Source**: https://nullvoxpopuli.github.io/ember-ai-information-aggregator/llms-full.txt **Features**: - Full API documentation for all Ember.js classes and methods - Searchable content with filtering by type (classes, methods, properties, guides) - Contextual search that finds relevant sections - Rich examples and usage patterns - Complete coverage of Ember.js ecosystem **Search Capabilities**: - Query by class names (Component, Service, Route, etc.) - Find methods and their signatures - Discover properties and their usage - Access guides and tutorials - Get code examples and best practices This integration provides LLMs with comprehensive, up-to-date Ember.js knowledge from a curated source specifically designed for AI consumption. - Ember.js Blog (official) - Ember Observer (addon directory) - The Ember Times (newsletter) - Ember.js Discord - EmberMap (video tutorials) - Ember Twiddle (playground) - Rock & Roll with Ember.js (book) - Ember Concurrency (addon docs) ## Installation & Usage ### Installation Methods 1. **NPM**: `npm install -g ember-mcp-server` (when published) 2. **Source**: Clone and build locally 3. **Direct**: Run via node/npx ### Client Configuration - **Claude Desktop**: Simple JSON configuration - **VS Code**: MCP server configuration - **Direct**: Command line usage ## Testing - ✅ Build system works correctly - ✅ TypeScript compilation successful - ✅ Server starts and responds to MCP protocol - ✅ JSON-RPC communication verified - ✅ All dependencies resolved ## Files Created/Modified 1. **package.json** - Updated dependencies, removed node-fetch, added Node 22+ requirement 2. **src/index.ts** - Complete server implementation with all features 3. **README.md** - Comprehensive documentation 4. **claude_desktop_config.json** - Sample Claude configuration 5. **test.mjs** - Basic functionality test script ## Next Steps 1. **Publishing**: Publish to npm registry 2. **Testing**: Add comprehensive test suite 3. **CI/CD**: Set up GitHub Actions for testing and publishing 4. **Documentation**: Add more detailed API documentation 5. **Features**: Consider adding more advanced features like: - Ember addon development tools - Integration with Ember Inspector - Custom blueprint support - Project scaffolding assistance ## Usage Examples The server is ready to use with any MCP-compatible client. Users can: 1. Check ember-cli availability 2. Generate components, routes, services via CLI 3. Run modernization codemods 4. Search for and install addons 5. Access documentation and guides 6. Get community resources and learning materials This implementation provides a solid foundation for Ember.js development assistance through the Model Context Protocol.