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MCP server that integrates with FE development server for Cursor

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  • blowback-context
  • blowback-context/dist/index.js

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Blowback

Vite MCP Server is now Blowback

Blowback aims to support various FE development servers, not only Vite

Adds a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server to the FE development server to support integration with Cursor.

Key Features

  • Integration of FE development server with MCP server
  • Browser console log capture and transmission via MCP
  • Checkpoint-based log management

Installation

Add the server to your Cursor MCP configuration:

{
  "blowback": {
    "command": "npx",
    "args": ["-y", "blowback-context"]
  }
}

Resources

console-logs

A resource for retrieving browser console logs.

Note: The MCP Resource feature is not supported by Cursor at the moment. Please use the get-console-logs tool instead.

Tools

HMR Tools

Tool Name Description
get-hmr-events Retrieves recent HMR events
check-hmr-status Checks the HMR status

Browser Tools

Tool Name Description
start-browser Starts a browser instance and navigates to the Vite development server
capture-screenshot Captures a screenshot of the current page or a specific element
get-element-properties Retrieves properties and state information of a specific element
get-element-styles Retrieves style information of a specific element
get-element-dimensions Retrieves dimension and position information of a specific element
monitor-network Monitors network requests in the browser for a specified duration
get-element-html Retrieves the HTML content of a specific element and its children
get-console-logs Retrieves console logs from the browser session with optional filtering
execute-browser-commands Safely executes predefined browser commands

How to use Tools

Tool Name Description
how-to-use Provides instructions on how to use the tool

Log Management System

Log Management Method

  • All browser console logs are stored in log files
  • You can query logs for specific checkpoints using the get-console-logs tool

Checkpoint System

Checkpoint Operation Method

  • Checkpoints are used to manage snapshots, logs, screenshots, etc. of specific versions
  • When <meta name="__mcp_checkpoint" data-id=""> is inserted into the head, data is recorded separately using the data-id attribute as an identifier

Architecture and Data Flow

Core Components

  1. MCP Server: A central module based on the Model Context Protocol SDK that provides tools to MCP Client.

  2. Browser Automation: Controls Chrome using Puppeteer to visually inspect changes.

  3. Checkpoint System: Maintains snapshots of browser states for comparison and testing.

Data Sources and State Management

The server maintains several important data stores:

  • HMR Event Records: Tracks recent HMR events (updates, errors) from Vite.
  • Console Message Logs: Captures browser console output for debugging.
  • Checkpoint Storage: Stores named snapshots of browser states including DOM snapshots.

Communication Flow

  1. MCP Client → Development Server:

    • MCP Client changes the source code and Development Server detects the change
    • Development Server updates the browser or emits HMR events automatically
  2. Web Browser → MCP Server:

    • HMR events and console logs are captured through Puppeteer.
    • MCP Server queries the current state of the browser or captures a screenshot
  3. MCP Server → MCP Client:

    • The server converts HMR events into structured responses.
    • Provides tools for MCP Client to query HMR status and capture screenshots.

State Maintenance

The server maintains reference objects for:

  • Current browser and page instances
  • Recent HMR events