Hide MCP Server
by hide-org
Hide MCP server is a server for Hide, a headless IDE. It implements tools like a text editor and a bash shell adapted from Anthropic's computer-use-demo.
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What is Hide MCP Server?
The Hide MCP server is a server component designed for the Hide headless IDE. It provides essential tools for interacting with the system, such as a text editor and a bash shell.
How to use Hide MCP Server?
To use the Hide MCP server, you need to configure it within the Claude Desktop application by modifying the claude_desktop_config.json file. You can configure it as a development server or a published server, using uv or uvx commands respectively, along with the path to the Hide MCP directory. For debugging, the MCP Inspector is recommended.
Key features of Hide MCP Server
Text Editor with line numbers and edit history
Persistent Bash shell with background processes
Automatic output truncation
File viewing and editing
Directory listing and file creation
Use cases of Hide MCP Server
Viewing and editing files within the Hide IDE
Executing bash commands and scripts
Managing files and directories
Debugging code running within the headless IDE
Integrating with Claude Desktop application
FAQ from Hide MCP Server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It's a protocol for communication between different components.
How do I install the Hide MCP server?
How do I install the Hide MCP server?
The installation process involves configuring the claude_desktop_config.json file with the appropriate command and arguments.
What are the dependencies?
What are the dependencies?
The server relies on common Linux/Python packages.
How do I debug the server?
How do I debug the server?
The recommended approach is to use the MCP Inspector.
How do I publish the server?
How do I publish the server?
You can publish the server to PyPI using the uv publish command after building the package.