A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides seamless integration with Neovim instances, enabling AI assistants to interact with your editor through connections and access diagnostic information via structured resources. Supports both stdio and HTTP server transport modes for different integration scenarios.
- Multi-Connection Support: Manage multiple concurrent Neovim instances
- LSP Integration: Complete LSP workflow with code actions, hover, and diagnostics
- Universal Document Identifier: Work with files by buffer ID, relative path, or absolute path
- MCP Resources: Structured diagnostic data via connection-aware URI schemes
- Multi-Transport Support: Both stdio and HTTP server transport modes
- Dynamic Tool System
⚠️ (Experimental): User-extensible custom tools - Plugin Integration: Automatic setup through Neovim plugin
cargo install nvim-mcp
nix profile install github:linw1995/nvim-mcp#nvim-mcp
git clone https://github.com/linw1995/nvim-mcp.git && cd nvim-mcp
cargo install --path .
See how the nvim-mcp server helps fix workspace diagnostics in real-time using AI assistance and LSP integration. (From #10)
discussion_10_fix_workspace_diagnostics.kimi-turbo.mp4
Seamlessly translate LSP hover information into your native language without breaking your development workflow. (From #85)
translate_hover.mp4
Efficiently retrieve related code context for symbols under the cursor through LSP integration, eliminating the need for manual searching. (From #86)
analyze.kimi-turbo.mp4
With a plugin manager like lazy.nvim
:
return {
"linw1995/nvim-mcp",
build = "cargo install --path .",
opts = {},
}
# Auto-connect to current project Neovim instances (recommended)
claude mcp add -s local nvim -- nvim-mcp --log-file . \
--log-level debug --connect auto
# Analyze diagnostics in current Neovim instance
claude "analyze @nvim:nvim-diagnostics://"
For detailed information, see:
- Usage Guide: Detailed usage workflows, CLI options, and transport modes
- Tools Reference: Complete reference for all 26 MCP tools
- Resources: MCP resources and URI schemes
- Development: Development setup, testing, and contributing
Basic development setup:
# Enter development shell
nix develop .
# Run tests
cargo test -- --show-output
# Build and run
cargo run -- --connect auto
See Development Guide for complete setup instructions, testing procedures, and contribution guidelines.