Doc search is useful; theme tokens are the reason to install. `get_theme_info` hands back the actual colour and font values for a preset, which is what an agent needs to write matching styles instead of approximating them. The Svelte-only limit is stated up front — if the project is React, this is the wrong server.
A Python server exposing the Skeleton UI documentation as tools. The pages are pre-fetched and served from disk, so no network call happens while a tool runs. It covers the Svelte version of Skeleton UI only.
- Keyword search across doc titles, slugs, excerpts and groups, which is the intended first step — `search_docs`
- All docs in a category, such as Framework Components — `list_docs_by_group`
- The full index of all 58 docs, when the narrower tools are not enough — `list_all_docs`
- The complete Markdown of one doc by slug — `get_docs_for`
- Skeleton's preset themes listed, and one theme's design tokens — colours, fonts and the rest — returned in detail — `list_themes`, `get_theme_info`
- Guidance on configuring a theme and where a custom theme belongs — `get_theme_guide`
No account and no key, and no network call while a tool runs. `uvx` with `skeleton-ui-mcp-server@latest` needs no install; from source it is `uv sync`, then `uv` runs `skeleton-ui-mcp-server` from the project directory. The package is `skeleton-ui-mcp-server` 0.1.4. React and other framework variants are not included.
One command — uvx skeleton-ui-mcp-server@latest