flutter_mcp_server

This MCP server entry is deprecated and has been recreated under the mcp_server package. The flutter_mcp_server entry directs users to the officially supported mcp_server package for MCP server functionality. As such, there are no unique tools or capabilities documented for this variant here. To work with MCP servers, refer to the mcp_server package and its command set, then use its documented interfaces to manage MCP pipelines, commands, and event handling. If you previously used this server in automation, migrate those workflows to reference the mcp_server implementation and its command schema.

Prerequisites: determine the supported installation path from the canonical mcp_server package (the recommended package). Follow its official installation steps. If you need to transition from this repository version, use the mcp_server installation instructions and ignore this flutter_mcp_server entry.

Example migration steps (adjust to the official mcp_server docs):

1. Install the recommended package:

   • npm (if mcp_server is Node-based): npm install -g mcp_server
   • Dart/Flutter ecosystem (if applicable): dart pub global activate mcp_server

2. Initialize and run the MCP server using the new package following its CLI or API docs.

3. Update any automation or configuration to reference the mcp_server entry points and configuration format.

This repository entry is flagged as recreated and superseded by the mcp_server package. If you have existing flows or scripts targeting flutter_mcp_server, update them to reference mcp_server equivalents. Ensure any environment variables or config references are aligned with the mcp_server documentation. Since this entry provides no functional server configuration, the advised path is to rely on the canonical mcp_server package for production usage.