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The Nutrient Web SDK MCP server gives MCP-compatible AI tools, such as Claude Code, Cursor, and VS Code, on-demand access to Nutrient Web SDK documentation, API type declarations, framework guides, code examples, and the changelog. With the server connected, your agent searches the real API instead of guessing, so it scaffolds and debugs integrations against up-to-date knowledge.

The server is published on npm as @nutrient-sdk/viewer-mcp(opens in a new tab) and runs locally over stdio through npx, with no account or API key required.

Claude Code

Run the following in your project to register the server:

claude mcp add Nutrient -- npx @nutrient-sdk/viewer-mcp

The tools then load automatically in future sessions.

Cursor, VS Code, and other MCP clients

Add the server to your client’s MCP configuration:

{
"mcpServers": {
"Nutrient": { "command": "npx", "args": ["@nutrient-sdk/viewer-mcp"] }
}
}

What the server exposes

Once connected, the agent can call these tools:

ToolDescription
list_resourcesEnumerate available MCP resources.
list_namesList all API type names.
get_apiFetch a specific API type by name.
search_apiFuzzy search API types, methods, and properties.
search_guidesSearch 500+ framework guides.
get_guideGet full guide content by ID.
get_examplesSearch 80+ code examples.
get_playground_urlGet a Playground URL by example ID.
search_changelogSearch the changelog and release notes.

It also exposes three resources. Start with resource://nutrient-viewer-mcp/guidelines.md, then the SDK introduction and the TypeScript declarations.

Other AI-agent options

If you only need a first integration prompt, start with the AI quick start on the Web SDK getting started page. It gives your agent copy-paste instructions for choosing the right setup and reading the relevant guides.

For ongoing SDK context, use this MCP server to expose guides, API types, examples, and changelog as tools in MCP-compatible clients. If your agent supports skills or plugins, you can install the Nutrient Web SDK agent skill alongside, or instead of, the MCP server.