moja.work ui catalog MCP Server

The docs.mdx of one ui component, verbatim — the truth layer: what it does and does not. Accepts the selector (ui-card), the class name (UiCardComponent) or the folder name (card).

All components the @mojawork/ui barrel exports: selector, area, and the first sentence of what each one does and does not. Non-component exports (types, services, directives) carry their Compodoc API reference instead of a docs.mdx.

The usage guide: recommendations — use for, not for, instead, shown in — written by an agent from named sources. The component page (get_component_doc) is the truth; this is the offer. Without "component" the whole guide: "entries" is ONE list holding TWO kinds of entry, told apart by the "kind" field — kind "component" (per-component recommendations) and kind "situation" (named situations whose "uses" lists the selectors they combine). Filter on "kind" — or better, if you know a selector or a situation name, pass it and get its entry plus every situation that uses it. Omit it when the question is whether something exists at all — naming it would assume the answer. The full answer also carries the list of components without an entry. Every "shownIn" story reference carries its Storybook URL. The rules that hold across ALL components — the forms format, the cascade layers, the keyboard rules — are not here: they have a door of their own, get_usage.

The usage contract of @mojawork/ui: the rules that hold for EVERY component, not for one — Angular signals and zoneless change detection, the one fixed forms format, styling on the design tokens, the cascade layers a consumer with Tailwind has to get right, the keyboard rules around disabled controls, and where the rest of the documentation lives. Read this FIRST: these are the rules a consumer breaks before ever reaching a single component, and each of them is stated only in the answer, never here. No argument — the contract is not per component. Served as the file itself, with the ui version and commit it belongs to. The hosted catalog may add server-side notes beside it; those are marked as such and carry no version.