MCP server for Sublime Text 4. Lets Claude Code read and control a running ST instance.
The most complete Sublime Text / AI integration available. sublime-mcp lets Claude Code (or any MCP client) do anything in ST that a human can do from the keyboard — read files, navigate, edit with full undo history, search across the project, run builds, send commands to a Terminus terminal, evaluate arbitrary Python in ST's main thread, and more. If you use ST as your primary editor, this…
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The most complete Sublime Text / AI integration available. sublime-mcp lets Claude Code (or any MCP client) do anything in ST that a human can do from the keyboard — read files, navigate, edit with full undo history, search across the project, run builds, send commands to a Terminus terminal, evaluate arbitrary Python in ST's main thread, and more. If you use ST as your primary editor, this closes the gap between "AI that edits files" and "AI that works in your 63 tools covering reading,…
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