@revealui/mcp

Fetch the text content of a public HTTP or HTTPS URL. Returns up to 100,000 characters of the response body. Does not follow redirects.

Echo back the given text

Update the status of the current ticket. Call this when work is complete (status="done") or if you cannot proceed (status="blocked"). Valid statuses: open, in_progress, done, blocked, cancelled.

Write a comment on the current ticket. Use this to report what you did, what changed in the admin, or why you could not complete the task.

Test tool

Tool that fails

Slow tool

Fetch a URL and extract its text content. Use this to read web pages, documentation, or articles. For long documents, use document_summarize instead.

Search the web using DuckDuckGo. Returns titles, URLs, and snippets for the given query.

Find files matching a glob pattern. Supports *, **, and ? wildcards. Results sorted by modification time (newest first). Skips node_modules, .git, dist, .turbo.

Write content to a file, creating it if it does not exist. Overwrites existing content. Use file_edit for surgical changes to existing files.

Query the project's harness content layer for relevant rules, agents, commands, and skills. Use this to understand project conventions, coding standards, and available tools before making changes.

Run read-only git operations: status, diff (summary), diff_full (full patch), log, blame, show, branch. Safe operations only - no push, commit, reset, or checkout.

Search file contents with regex. Returns matching lines with context. Use glob to filter by file pattern. Skips binary files and node_modules.

Replace an exact string in a file. The old_text must appear exactly once in the file. For creating new files or full rewrites, use file_write instead.

Read the contents of a file. Returns line-numbered output. Use offset/limit to read specific sections of large files.

Run tests and return structured results with pass/fail counts and failure details. Auto-detects the test framework (Vitest, Jest, Mocha). Can run all tests or target a specific file.

Run the project linter and return structured diagnostics. Auto-detects Biome or ESLint. Can optionally auto-fix issues. Returns error/warning counts and individual diagnostic details.

Execute a shell command in the project directory. Commands are validated against a safety denylist. Use for build scripts, test runners, package managers, and general automation.

Get a list of media files from the admin media library. Use this to browse uploaded images, videos, and documents.

Get details of a specific media file by ID, including URL, filename, and metadata.

Upload a new media file (image, video, or document) to the admin. The file should be provided as a base64-encoded string.

Delete a media file from the admin media library. This removes both the database record and the file from storage. This action is permanent.

Update metadata for a media file such as alt text, title, or description. Does not change the actual file.

Get a list of all available admin globals. Globals are site-wide settings like Header, Footer, and Settings.

Get the current configuration of a admin global. Use this to see the current state before updating (e.g., current header navigation items).

Update a admin global configuration. Use this to modify site-wide settings like header navigation, footer links, or global settings. Common uses:\n- Add/remove navigation links in header\n- Update footer content\n- Change site-wide settings\n\nExample for header navigation:\n{\n "slug": "header",\n "data": {\n "navItems": [\n {"link": {"type": "custom", "label": "Home", "url": "/"}},\n {"link": {"type": "custom", "label": "About", "url": "/about"}}\n ]\n }\n}

Get a list of all available admin collections. Use this to discover what content types exist (e.g., pages, posts, users, media).

Search for documents in an admin collection. Use this to find existing content before creating or updating.

Get a specific document by ID from an admin collection. Use this to retrieve full details of a single item.

Create a new document in an admin collection. Use this to add new content like pages, posts, or other records.

Update an existing document in an admin collection. Use this to modify content like changing titles, updating text, etc.

Delete a document from an admin collection. Use this to remove unwanted content. This action is permanent.

Get information about the currently logged-in user, including their role, email, and permissions.

Get a list of all users in the system. This is typically restricted to admin users only.

Create a new user account. Typically requires admin permissions.

Update a user account. Users can update their own account, admins can update any.

Delete a user account. Typically requires admin permissions. This action is permanent.

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