The failure this targets is specific: an assistant confidently writing a Riverpod or provider pattern that was deprecated two versions ago. Fetching real docs on demand — and letting you pin an exact package version with pub.dev syntax — means the generated code tracks the API you are actually on. It reads your `pubspec.yaml`, so coverage matches your project, and the local SQLite cache makes everything after the first fetch fast. Note the two simplified tools are the recommended surface; the older five are kept only for backward compatibility.
A local MCP server that feeds an AI assistant current Flutter, Dart and pub.dev documentation, so it stops generating deprecated widgets and hallucinated APIs. It fetches docs on demand for any pub.dev package and caches them in local SQLite; everything runs on your machine.
- A universal search across Flutter classes, Dart libraries, pub packages and concepts with ranked results — `flutter_search`
- Documentation for any Flutter or Dart identifier with automatic type detection, an optional topic filter, and a token limit — `flutter_docs`
- Service health and cache statistics — `flutter_status`
- Version-specific docs requested with pub.dev-style syntax — an exact version, a range, or keywords like `latest` and `stable`
- Package detection from your `pubspec.yaml`, so the assistant covers what your project actually uses
- Local SQLite caching — first fetch pulls from pub.dev, later requests are served from cache
No account and no key; it runs locally and your code never leaves the machine. Node.js 16+ for npm/npx, with Python 3.10+ auto-detected and used by the npm package. Run with `npx flutter-mcp`, or install globally with `npm install -g flutter-mcp`. In Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor or Windsurf the entry is `npx` with the argument `flutter-mcp`. The npm-wrapper package.json names it `flutter-mcp` at 0.1.2, and the Python package `flutter-mcp-server` at 0.1.1. HTTP and SSE transports are available with `--transport http` or `--transport sse` for clients that need them.
One command — npx flutter-mcp