Flame MCP Server

# macOS/Linux export GITHUB_TOKEN=your_token_here # Windows setx GITHUB_TOKEN "your_token_here"

flame_mcp_server/ ├── bin/ │ ├── flame_mcp_live.dart # Main MCP server │ └── flame_sync_standalone.dart # Documentation sync utility ├── lib/src/ │ ├── flame_live_docs.dart # Documentation management │ └── flame_mcp_live.dart # MCP protocol implementation ├── build/ │ └── flame_mcp_live # Compiled MCP server ├── flame_docs_cache/ # Cached documentation (146 files) ├── build_clean.sh # Build and setup script └── README.md # This file

You:"I want to build a space shooter game in Flame. Show me the complete tutorial."

Response:Complete 6-step tutorial including:

- Project setup and basic game structure
- Player controls and graphics
- Animations and visual effects
- Enemy spawning and movement
- Shooting mechanics
- Collision detection and scoring

You:"How does the Flame component system work?"

- Component lifecycle
- Component hierarchy
- Built-in components
- Creating custom components
- Component communication

# Update to latest Flame documentation dart run bin/flame_sync_standalone.dart

# Clean rebuild with fresh documentation ./build_clean.sh

- Dart SDK: Version 3.2.0 or higher
- Internet Connection: Required for initial documentation sync
- MCP Client: Claude Desktop, Amazon Q CLI, or compatible client

- Ensure you're using theabsolute pathto the executable in your MCP config
- Verify the executable exists:ls -la build/flame_mcp_live
- Check file permissions:chmod +x build/flame_mcp_live

- Run./build_clean.shto rebuild cache and server
- Check cache exists:ls flame_docs_cache/
- Verify cache has content:find flame_docs_cache -name "*.md" | wc -l(should show ~146)

- Set up a GitHub personal access token (see Configuration section)
- Check rate limit status in sync logs

- Documentation Files: 146 Markdown files
- Cache Size: ~3 MB
- Sync Time: 30-60 seconds (network dependent)
- Memory Usage: <50 MB when running
- Startup Time: <2 seconds
- Fork the repository
- Create a feature branch
- Make your changes
- Test with./build_clean.sh
- Submit a pull request

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Ready to start building games with Flame?Run./build_clean.shand add the server to your MCP client! 🎮

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