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* 2.24.1 - Updated dependencies - MCP Server: better compatibility with Windows - MCP Server: allow using a custom root for better flexibility - Version Check: use package.json version instead of number of commits - Prettier: reformatted some files - Add SSH_AUTH_SOCK to dev passThroughEnv to solve SSH issues; handle execSync errors - Use GIT_SSH to fix SSH issues on Windows - Updated Stripe version - Updated application version from 2.24.0 to 2.24.1 in package.json. - Enhanced error handling in billing services to include error causes for better debugging.
Makerkit MCP Server
The Makerkit MCP Server provides tools to AI Agents for working with the codebase.
Build MCP Server
Run the command:
pnpm --filter "@kit/mcp-server" build
The command will build the MCP Server at packages/mcp-server/build/index.js.
Adding MCP Servers to AI Coding tools
Before getting started, retrieve the absolute path to the index.js file created above. You can normally do this in your IDE by right-clicking the index.js file and selecting Copy Path.
I will reference this as <full-path> in the steps below: please replace it with the full path to your index.js.
Claude Code
Run the command below:
claude mcp add makerkit node <full-path>
Restart Claude Code. If no errors appear, the MCP should be correctly configured.
Codex
Open the Codex YAML config and add the following:
[mcp_servers.makerkit]
command = "node"
args = ["<full-path>"]
Cursor
Open the mcp.json config in Cursor and add the following config:
{
"mcpServers": {
"makerkit": {
"command": "node",
"args": ["<full-path>"]
}
}
}
Additional MCP Servers
I strongly suggest using the Postgres MCP Server that allows AI Agents to understand the structure of your Database.