Marimo Documentation MCP Server
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This MCP server provides access to the Marimo Documentation, allowing you to fetch and search through Marimo's API documentation. It offers structured access to components, interfaces, and examples across all documentation sections.
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What is Marimo Documentation MCP Server?
The Marimo Documentation MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server that provides structured access to the Marimo API documentation. It allows users to programmatically fetch and search through the documentation for Marimo components, interfaces, and examples.
How to use Marimo Documentation MCP Server?
To use the server, you need to install it with Claude Desktop or the VSCode Cline Extension by adding the server configuration to the respective configuration files. Once installed, you can use the provided tools, get_element_api and search_api, to retrieve specific API documentation or search across the entire documentation set.
Key features of Marimo Documentation MCP Server
Provides detailed API documentation for Marimo UI elements and components.
Enables searching across all Marimo API documentation.
Offers access to documentation for various Marimo components, including inputs, layouts, and media.
Implements caching to reduce documentation fetch requests.
Use cases of Marimo Documentation MCP Server
Programmatically accessing Marimo API documentation for automated tasks.
Integrating Marimo documentation into other tools and applications.
Searching for specific Marimo components and their usage examples.
Building custom documentation or tutorials based on the Marimo API.
FAQ from Marimo Documentation MCP Server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, a protocol for communication between applications and models.
What is Cheerio used for?
What is Cheerio used for?
Cheerio is used for HTML parsing of documentation pages.
How does the server handle errors?
How does the server handle errors?
The server provides organized error messages that list available elements, provide feedback on invalid requests, and include proper HTTP error codes.
How can I debug the server?
How can I debug the server?
You can debug the server by using the MCP Inspector or by examining the detailed logs output to stderr.
What kind of documentation is available?
What kind of documentation is available?
The server provides access to documentation for inputs, layouts, media, core features like Markdown, Control Flow, Plotting, HTML, and State Management.