useVyre component context for AI agents — valid props, variants, anti-patterns, and design tokens.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for useVyre — gives Claude Desktop and other MCP clients real-time access to component context, valid props, and anti-patterns. Restart Claude Desktop. The useVyre tools will appear in the tools panel. ------|-------------| | Full context for a component — props, variants, anti-patterns, examples | | All valid prop names and values for a component | | Validate…
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MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for useVyre — gives Claude Desktop and other MCP clients real-time access to component context, valid props, and anti-patterns. Restart Claude Desktop. The useVyre tools will appear in the tools panel. ------|-------------| | Full context for a component — props, variants, anti-patterns, examples | | All valid prop names and values for a component | | Validate a specific prop value before generating code | | Find the right component for a use case | | Look up…
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