Material UI MCP Server

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server providing comprehensive access to the Material UI component library documentation. Deploy this MCP to help AI assistants like Claude Code build consistent, well-designed React applications using Material UI components.

🚀 Quick Deploy

This will deploy your Material UI MCP server to a URL like: mui-mcp.<your-account>.workers.dev/sse

📋 What This MCP Provides

This MCP server gives AI assistants instant access to Material UI's 50+ React components with 6 specialized tools:

Available Tools

1. list_components - Browse all 50+ available Material UI components

2. get_component_info - Get component details, imports, and documentation links

3. search_components - Find components by use case (forms, navigation, feedback, etc.)

4. get_customization_guide - Learn Material UI's theming and styling system

5. get_setup_guide - Installation and setup instructions for Material UI

6. get_mui_guide - Comprehensive guide to Material UI documentation and best practices

Component Categories

• Inputs: Text Field, Select, Checkbox, Radio Button, Switch, Slider, Autocomplete

• Data Display: Table, List, Typography, Avatar, Badge, Chip, Tooltip, Timeline

• Feedback: Alert, Dialog, Progress, Snackbar, Skeleton, Backdrop

• Surfaces: Card, Paper, Accordion

• Navigation: App Bar, Drawer, Tabs, Breadcrumbs, Menu, Stepper, Bottom Navigation

• Layout: Box, Container, Grid, Stack, Image List, Masonry

• Utils: Click Away Listener, CSS Baseline, Portal

• And more: 50+ production-ready components

🔌 Installation

Option 1: Quick Start (if you don't want to deploy to Cloudflare or run your own locally)

Use the public Material UI MCP server to get started immediately:

Claude Code:

Cursor:

Install in Cursor:

To install the Material UI MCP Server in Cursor, copy and paste the following link into your browser's address bar:

Or manually add to your Cursor settings:

Option 2: Deploy Your Own

Deploy your own instance to Cloudflare Workers:

1. Click the "Deploy to Cloudflare Workers" button at the top

2. After deployment, your MCP will be available at: https://mui-mcp-cloudflare.<your-account>.workers.dev/sse

3. Connect to Claude Code:

Or manually edit your config:

Option 3: Local Server

For running using the Wrangler CLI:

Connect to your local instance:

Claude Code:

Manual config:

🛠️ How It Works

This MCP server fetches documentation directly from mui.com and provides structured information to AI assistants. It helps ensure:

• ✅ Consistency - Correct Material UI component usage across projects

• ✅ Efficiency - Quick component discovery prevents unnecessary custom development

• ✅ Accuracy - Direct access to official documentation ensures proper implementation

• ✅ Customization - Full support for Material UI's theming and styling system

• ✅ Best Practices - Includes accessibility guidelines and proper usage patterns

📚 Example Usage

When connected to Claude Code, you can ask questions like:

• "List all available Material UI components"

• "Show me how to use the Button component"

• "Find components for building forms"

• "How do I set up Material UI theming?"

• "What's the best way to customize Material UI components?"

• "Show me data display components"

The MCP will provide accurate, up-to-date information with direct links to the official Material UI documentation.

🔧 Customization

To modify the MCP server, edit src/index.ts:

• Update component lists in the COMPONENTS constant

• Add new tools using this.server.tool(...)

• Modify search categories in COMPONENT_MAP

• Enhance documentation extraction methods

📦 Versioning & Releases

This project uses release-it with conventional changelog for versioning.

For Maintainers

To create a new release:

This will:

1. Prompt you to select version bump (patch/minor/major)

2. Update package.json version

3. Generate/update CHANGELOG.md from commit messages

4. Create a git tag

5. Push changes to GitHub

6. Create a GitHub release

Commit Message Format

Use Conventional Commits format for automatic changelog generation:

• feat: add new component tool - New features (minor version bump)

• fix: correct component URL - Bug fixes (patch version bump)

• docs: update installation guide - Documentation changes

• chore: update dependencies - Maintenance tasks

• BREAKING CHANGE: in commit body - Breaking changes (major version bump)

See CHANGELOG.md for release history.

📄 License

MIT

🙏 Credits

• Built with Cloudflare Workers

• Documentation from Material UI

• Implements the Model Context Protocol