Tauri Docs

You can access the Tauri documentation through a Mastra-based MCP server. This setup lets your AI editors and code tools fetch the latest Tauri docs, search across sections, and retrieve clean HTML content for integration into your coding workflow.

How to use

Connect to the MCP server from your preferred editor or CLI tool to discover, fetch, and search Tauri documentation. Use the available tools to list sections, retrieve pages, perform keyword searches, and fetch plugin documentation. You can also access static metadata about the docs structure, platforms, and metrics through the Resources API. For best performance, prefer the SSE transport for long-lived editor sessions and the HTTP transport for quick, script-based calls.

How to install

Prerequisites: Node.js (version 18+ is common for modern MCP tooling) and a supported MCP client or editor integration. You will install dependencies, then configure an MCP connection to the server. Follow these steps to set up your environment and run the server locally or use a remote deployment.

Step 1: Install dependencies

• Install Node.js if you haven’t already: download from the official Node.js website and run the installer for your OS.
• In your project folder, install required dependencies via your preferred package manager.

Step 2: Run a local development test (optional but recommended)

• Start Mastra in development mode to smoke-test the server and its tools.
• Use the provided development script to verify runtime behavior.

Step 3: Configure an MCP connection in your editor or CLI

• Use the HTTP or SSE endpoint to connect your editor or CLI to the MCP server.
• If you are using an editor, import the MCP configuration snippet shown in the Typical Snippets section to enable the tauri-docs server.

Configuration and connection methods

This MCP server is accessible via Mastra Cloud with two transport options: SSE for long-lived connections and HTTP for quick calls. Use the following configuration samples to connect from your editor or CLI.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "tauri_docs_http": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://tauri-docs.mastra.cloud/api/mcp/tauri-docs/mcp",
      "args": []
    },
    "tauri_docs_sse": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://tauri-docs.mastra.cloud/api/mcp/tauri-docs/sse",
      "args": []
    }
  }
}

Notes on usage and transport

Editors that benefit from persistent connections should use the SSE URL for real-time updates. Quick scripts or one-off calls can use the HTTP URL for fast results.

Available tools

list_sections

Parse the Tauri docs index and return a list of sections with their IDs and titles.

get_page

Fetch a specific Tauri documentation page and return cleaned HTML content suitable for embedding.

search

Perform a keyword search across the Tauri llms.txt index and return matching sections with relevance scores.

get_plugin

Fetch documentation for a specific Tauri plugin by name.

tauri_docs_structure

Provide a static, auto-updating view of the documentation structure via the Resources API.

tauri_platforms

List supported platforms (Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android) for Tauri.

tauri_metrics

Expose real-time metrics about requests, cache usage, and server health.

getting_started

Guided, step-by-step workflow to start a new Tauri application.

troubleshooting

Common issues and debugging steps for Tauri documentation usage.

plugin_setup

Guidance for installing and configuring Tauri plugins.

migration_v1_to_v2

Guide for migrating from Tauri v1 to v2.