Connect Claude Code to Vim/Neovim - query state, execute commands, search help, record macros
Simple MCP (Model Context Protocol) integration for Vim and Claude Code. Connect Claude Code to one of your Vim instances Query Vim state (buffers, windows, cursor position, etc.) Execute Vim commands from Claude using natural language 1. The MCP server starts a Unix socket server at 2. Each Vim instance connects to the server as a Unix socket client 3. Vim sends registration and state updates to…
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Simple MCP (Model Context Protocol) integration for Vim and Claude Code. Connect Claude Code to one of your Vim instances Query Vim state (buffers, windows, cursor position, etc.) Execute Vim commands from Claude using natural language 1. The MCP server starts a Unix socket server at 2. Each Vim instance connects to the server as a Unix socket client 3. Vim sends registration and state updates to the server 4. The server maintains active connections to all Vim instances 5. Claude Code…
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