# @ark-ui/mcp

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**Repository:** https://github.com/chakra-ui/ark  
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## Description
The official MCP server for Ark UI

## Claude Desktop Quick Installation
No confirmed install details yet, so no config is published. Follow the setup steps in the repository above.

## Documentation

## What @ark-ui/mcp does

The @ark-ui/mcp MCP server is Ark UI's integration for AI-assisted development. Ark UI provides unstyled, accessible UI components built on Zag.js state machines, with corresponding packages for React, Solid, Vue, and Svelte. The MCP package is listed in Ark UI's Developer Tools category and is described as supporting Claude and other AI agents.

Ark UI itself covers common interface patterns, including dialogs, popovers, tooltips, forms, inputs, navigation, data display, and utility components. Its component APIs are designed to remain consistent across supported frameworks. The library also documents TypeScript usage, styling approaches, accessibility behavior, and component-specific APIs.

## How it works

The available material identifies @ark-ui/mcp as an official MCP server within the Ark UI repository. In practical terms, it is the agent-facing part of the Ark UI project rather than one of the framework component packages such as `@ark-ui/react` or `@ark-ui/vue`.

The repository description connects the server with AI-assisted development. That makes it relevant when an agent is helping build an Ark UI-based design system or application, particularly where the work spans accessible component behavior and multiple frontend frameworks. Ark UI uses Zag.js state machines for predictable component logic, while the framework packages provide the corresponding component interfaces.

The README does not explain whether the server reads local project files, serves documentation, generates code, or exposes another specific workflow. It also does not provide a tool list or describe the MCP transport. Those details should be confirmed from the package source or current project documentation before deployment.

## Limitations and notes

@ark-ui/mcp should not be treated as a replacement for the Ark UI packages. Applications still install the relevant framework package directly, such as `@ark-ui/react`, `@ark-ui/solid`, `@ark-ui/vue`, or `@ark-ui/svelte`, according to the README.

The supplied documentation does not include an installation command for @ark-ui/mcp, required environment variables, client configuration, or version compatibility guidance. It mentions Claude and other AI agents but does not name specific desktop editors or provide client-specific setup instructions.

Ark UI components are intentionally unstyled, so using this MCP server does not imply a styling system. Projects remain responsible for choosing CSS-in-JS, Tailwind CSS, vanilla CSS, CSS Modules, or another supported styling approach. Accessibility behavior, keyboard navigation, focus management, screen-reader support, and RTL support are properties described for Ark UI components; the excerpt does not state that the MCP server independently validates application output.

_Full upstream README: https://allmcps.com/mcp/ark-ui-mcp/readme_