Execute Vim commands directly within the MCP server, enabling integration of Vim’s native text editing workflows and optional shell command execution for enhanced productivity.
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- Send raw Vim keystrokes to Neovim, starting in normal mode. Use for motions, visual selections, and operator sequences.MIT
- Run Vim ex commands to modify buffers, files, windows, and editor state. Use for operations like saving, splitting windows, or setting options.MIT
- Add multiple virtual text annotations to Neovim buffers in a single call. Specify file, line, text, and optional position and color for each annotation.MIT
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- Read a specific line range from an open Neovim buffer, returning each line prefixed with its line number. Use to access sections without loading the entire file.MIT
- Retrieve LSP diagnostics for a specific file open in Neovim. Returns errors, warnings, info, and hints with line and column numbers.MIT
- Overlay virtual text annotations on a Neovim buffer's lines. Choose position (eol, above, below) and color for visual-only feedback.MIT
- Retrieve the complete content of an open Neovim buffer, including unsaved changes, by specifying its file path. Returns all lines with 1-based line numbers.MIT
- Retrieve a quick overview of the current Neovim session including mode, working directory, buffers, and cursor context. Use it to orient without heavy details.MIT
- Highlight multiple line ranges across open Neovim buffers in a single call. Visual annotations stack without altering file content.MIT
- Execute shell commands on remote servers via SSH with captured stdout, stderr, and exit codes for system administration and automation tasks.MIT
- Find an exact text string in a Neovim buffer and replace it with new text. The edit is in-memory and fully undoable, requiring the old string to match exactly once.MIT
- Establish a persistent connection to a running Neovim instance via Unix socket or TCP. Automatically connects when exactly one instance is found, otherwise returns a list for selection.MIT
- Retrieve LSP diagnostics from all open Neovim buffers for a project-wide overview of errors, warnings, info, and hints, including file location and severity.MIT
- Retrieve a complete snapshot of the Neovim session, including all windows, buffers, mode, folds, marks, diagnostics, highlights, and indent settings.MIT
- Remove MCP virtual text annotations from a Neovim buffer. Clears only annotations added by add_virtual_text or add_virtual_texts without affecting other content.MIT
- Replace the entire content of a Neovim buffer in-memory with undo support. Use for rewriting whole files; buffer is created if missing and saved only when user saves.MIT
- Removes all MCP highlights from a Neovim buffer without affecting syntax or LSP highlights. Use to clean up after annotation workflows.MIT