List all HeroUI v2 components (from v2.heroui.com / heroui-inc/heroui@main). This MCP only covers HeroUI v2 — it does NOT know about HeroUI v3 (https://heroui.com, "v3" branch). Always call this first to get the exact slug to pass to get_component_docs / get_component_source_code / get_component_source_styles. Slugs are the same as the path segment in https://v2.heroui.com/docs/components/.

Get the full HeroUI v2 documentation for a single component: description, install command, import statements, usage guidance and the props/API reference table. Use list_components first to get valid slugs (e.g. "button", "date-range-picker").

Get the React/TypeScript source implementation of a HeroUI v2 component from packages/components//src on GitHub. Useful for understanding internals, hooks and ARIA wiring. Do NOT copy this directly — import the component from @heroui/react or its individual package instead. Use list_components first to get a valid slug.

Get the default tailwind-variants style definition for a HeroUI v2 component, from packages/core/theme/src/components on GitHub. HeroUI v2 has no separate CSS files — every component's slots/variants/compoundVariants are defined as a tailwind-variants ("tv") object in TypeScript. Use this to see which classes back each variant/color/size, useful when writing custom classNames or a custom theme. Use list_components first to get a valid slug.

Get general HeroUI v2 documentation (guides, customization, frameworks, API references) — NOT component docs. Fetches MDX content from heroui-inc/heroui@main (apps/docs/content/docs). For component documentation use get_component_docs instead. Example paths: guide/introduction, guide/installation, guide/cli, guide/tailwind-v4, guide/nextui-to-heroui.

Get HeroUI v2's default theme tokens: semantic colors (light/dark) and layout tokens (radius, border widths, opacity, font sizes, box shadows). Source: heroui-inc/heroui@main, packages/core/theme. Use get_docs({ path: "customization/theme" }) or get_docs({ path: "customization/colors" }) for the narrative guide on overriding these via tailwind.config / createTheme.