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Quickshell MCP MCP Server

Source-grounded Quickshell, QML, and Qt documentation, examples, and real-world implementations.

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Known issues

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[Feature] Add end-4/dots-hyprland as a third real-world implementation source`

What

Index end-4's dots-hyprland repo alongside Caelestia and Noctalia so quickshell_search_implementations, quickshell_find_pattern, and quickshell_search_all can surface its Quickshell shell (Illogical-Impulse) as reference implementations.

Why

The shell at dots/.config/quickshell/ii/ is one of the largest, most feature-complete real-world Quickshell configs (~586 QML files: bars, control center, lock screen, launchers, services). Agents frequently reach for it as an exampl

Read the thread · 2026-08-28 · closed · 0 comments

[Feature] quickshell_coding_assistant

What

Add quickshell_coding_assistant, a high-level tool that takes one plain-language development request and routes it through the existing tools (search, pattern lookup, error diagnosis, compatibility, validation, component generation, migration). It returns a structured, source-grounded result with a terminal grounded_result.

Why

Multi-step Quickshell tasks (build a workspace bar, debug a failing PanelWindow, migrate a shell between versions, adapt an existing pattern) currently fo

Read the thread · 2026-08-28 · closed · 0 comments

[Feature] Add quickshell_generate_component tool

What

A tool that generates a minimal Quickshell QML component from a plain-language description and verifies every referenced API against the docs for the requested version.

Why

Agents write QML that references types and properties missing from the target release because they guess from training data. The current workflow (search, find pattern, check compat, validate) gives the right answer but takes several calls. One tool that researches, assembles, and verifies in a single call mea

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[Feature] Add quickshell_migrate tool to analyze upgrades between versions

What

Add a quickshell_migrate tool that tells you what a QML config must change to keep working when you move from one Quickshell version to another.

Why

When an agent maintains or upgrades a Quickshell config, it has no easy way to see which APIs broke or moved between releases. Today it either guesses from training data or reads the changelog by hand. A tool that scans the config and the changelog range would give a concrete list of renames, removals, and deprecations, with location

Read the thread · 2026-08-27 · closed · 0 comments

[Feature] Add quickshell_check_compatibility to check API/version support

What

Add a quickshell_check_compatibility tool that tells an agent whether a Quickshell API, QML property/method/signal, type, or code snippet is compatible with a specific Quickshell version.

Why

Agents frequently need to pin configs to a version (e.g. "is PanelWindow.exclusiveZone available in v0.2.0?") but today they can only guess from partial docs or re-derive availability by hand. Without a version-aware check, they suggest APIs that were introduced, removed, renamed, or depreca

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Most recent

quickshell_search_all: search every source in one call

Today an agent has to know which tool reaches which source: quickshell_search for docs and types, quickshell_search_implementations for Caelestia/Noctalia, browse tools for Qt types and official examples. A single request like "how do I make a volume OSD" spans several of them, and the agent has to guess where to look first.

What: one tool that takes a natural-language query and searches everything we already index in a single call: Quickshell docs and types, Qt/QML types, official exam

Read the thread · 2026-08-26 · closed · 0 comments

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