The first release of the Quasar MCP server: your AI coding agent stops guessing at Quasar and starts looking things up.
New
- feat(mcp): docs that match your project -> the agent reads the Quasar documentation and the component API of the exact
quasarand@quasar/app-viteversions installed in your project, not whatever it remembers from training and not a newer release than the one you run. No more props that do not exist, renamed options or setup steps from another major - feat(mcp): works offline, nothing to install -> everything is served from your own
node_modules, so there are no network calls, no API keys, no rate limits and nothing added to yourpackage.json. One entry in your MCP client and you are done:Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code and any other MCP client; use{ "mcpServers": { "quasar": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "--fetch-retries=0", "@quasar/mcp@latest"] } } }--project <dir>when the client starts servers outside the project folder - feat(mcp): built for small context windows -> the agent searches by keyword, reads a single section or just the outline of a page, and asks for one prop, slot, event or method of a component instead of pulling whole pages into the conversation (
search_docs,list_pages,get_page,list_api,get_api) - feat(mcp): knows what is outdated -> at session start the agent is told which Quasar versions it is working with and whether newer releases of
quasar,@quasar/app-viteor the server itself exist (check_updates; checked in the background, cached for a day, never while offline,NO_UPDATE_NOTIFIERdisables it)
Requires Node.js 22+. The documentation ships with quasar v2.33.0+ and @quasar/app-vite v3.9.0+; on older releases the server still serves the component API and says what is missing.
Donations
Quasar Framework is an open-source MIT-licensed project made possible due to the generous contributions by sponsors and backers. If Quasar is useful in your workflow and you want to support ongoing maintenance, please consider the following: