NuGet
SpiceLogic Documentation MCP Server
SpiceLogic publishes an official Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for the HTML Editor controls at https://mcp.spicelogic.com, using the Streamable HTTP transport. It gives AI coding assistants direct, verified access to the control's documentation and public API surface, so an assistant can integrate the editor correctly on the first pass instead of guessing at property names or pasting outdated examples. SpiceLogic is among the first .NET UI component vendors to ship an MCP server alongside its controls.
Add it to Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http spicelogic-html-editor https://mcp.spicelogic.comAdd it to Cursor or VS Code (mcp.json)
{
"mcpServers": {
"spicelogic-html-editor": {
"url": "https://mcp.spicelogic.com"
}
}
}Tools
| Tool | Example query |
|---|---|
search_docs(product, query) | "search_docs wpf spell checker dictionary" |
get_doc_page(product, slug) | "get_doc_page wpf custom toolbar button" |
get_api(product, symbol) | "get_api wpf WpfHtmlEditor" |
get_quickstart(product) | "get_quickstart wpf" |
get_sample(product, task) | "get_sample wpf insert an image" |
product is either winforms or wpf. The get_api and get_quickstart answers are generated directly from the shipped NuGet package and its XML documentation comments on every release, so they can never drift from what you actually installed.
The server is rate limited per IP address to keep it fair for every user; a well-behaved assistant session will never come close to the limit. A companion llms.txt file lists the same documentation for assistants that prefer a plain-text index over MCP tool calls.