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MCPHelperSublimePlugin

Sublime Text Plugin which connects to a local Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for AI-powered code generation, review, refactoring, and translation using OpenAI or Gemini.

How to use

MCPHelperSublimePlugin is a powerful Sublime Text plugin that connects to a local Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, enabling developers to harness AI-driven capabilities for code generation, review, refactoring, and translation using advanced models like OpenAI or Gemini. By integrating this plugin into your development environment, you can streamline your coding tasks and enhance productivity with intelligent suggestions tailored to your specific context.

Once you have connected to the MCP server via the MCPHelperSublimePlugin, you can interact with it by sending commands directly from Sublime Text. Utilize commands for code generation by specifying the desired programming language and functionality, or request code reviews and refactoring suggestions to improve your code quality. You can also translate snippets of code between different programming languages seamlessly. For best results, provide clear and specific queries to the server to maximize the effectiveness of the AI-generated recommendations.

How to install

Prerequisites

Before installing the MCPHelperSublimePlugin, ensure you have Sublime Text installed on your machine. Additionally, you may need Node.js and Python if you intend to customize or extend functionality.

Option A: Quick Start with npx

If you're looking for a quick start, you can use npx to install the plugin. Run the following command in your terminal:

npx -y MCPHelperSublimePlugin

Option B: Global Install Alternative

To install globally, clone the repository and follow the instructions provided:

git clone https://github.com/sdirishguy/MCPHelperSublimePlugin.git
cd MCPHelperSublimePlugin
# Follow the installation steps in the README

Additional notes

When configuring the MCPHelperSublimePlugin, be sure to set the necessary environment variables that point to your local MCP server. Common configuration options include specifying the server address and port. A frequent issue is not having the server running, so double-check that the MCP server is active before sending commands through the plugin.

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