For AI assistants

Pantrix writes its own documents for coding assistants from its sources at every build: an MCP server, a skill, llms.txt and the whole library as JSON. An assistant asks for what it needs and gets the library as it is today, not a guess from Material.

What an assistant is given

The documents
`https://pantrixui.com/mcp`	The MCP server, which this site serves over HTTP: an assistant is given its address alone
`mcp-0.1.0-alpha03-all.jar`	The same server as one jar that runs by itself, attached to each release, for a machine of your own
`pantrix-ui` skill	The rules code written with Pantrix keeps, Material's names and Pantrix's, and how the parts fit
`llms.txt`, `llms-full.txt`	The index of the documents, and all of them in one file, at this site's root
`pantrix-ui.json`	The library as data: every component, its parameters, its examples and its tags

Set it up

Give the assistant the server

The server answers at https://pantrixui.com/mcp, so the assistant needs nothing but its address.

Claude Code

claude mcp add -t http pantrix-ui https://pantrixui.com/mcp

A project's .mcp.json

.mcp.json

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "pantrix-ui": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://pantrixui.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Install the skill
The skill says what to do; the server says what the library is today. The two together are best. In Claude Code, Pantrix UI's plugin brings the skill, from the repository the library is distributed from:
```
claude plugin marketplace add develappsancho/pantrix-ui-cmp-package
claude plugin install pantrix-ui@pantrix-ui
```
Or run the server on your machine
The jar is attached to each release, and after ./gradlew publishToMavenLocal in the library's repository it stands in the local Maven repository too: ~/.m2/repository/com/pantrixui/mcp/<version>/. It runs on JDK 17 or newer. It writes the skill into a project too, which the team then gets through git, and which any assistant that reads skills takes:
```
curl -fL --create-dirs -o ~/.pantrix/mcp-0.1.0-alpha03-all.jar https://github.com/develappsancho/pantrix-ui-cmp-package/releases/download/v0.1.0-alpha03/mcp-0.1.0-alpha03-all.jar
claude mcp add pantrix-ui -- java -jar ~/.pantrix/mcp-0.1.0-alpha03-all.jar
java -jar ~/.pantrix/mcp-0.1.0-alpha03-all.jar skill .claude/skills
```

Where the files are

Where to find them
What	Where
The MCP server	`https://pantrixui.com/mcp`, `mcp-0.1.0-alpha03-all.jar` on the release, or the local Maven repository after a local publish
The skill	Claude Code's plugin `pantrix-ui@pantrix-ui`, `pantrix-ui-skill-0.1.0-alpha03.zip` on the release, or the jar's `skill` command
`llms.txt`	https://pantrixui.com/llms.txt: its links lead to this site's pages, and what has no page is under `/llms/`
Every document, on your machine	`java -jar mcp-0.1.0-alpha03-all.jar docs <folder>`

What it can ask

The server's tools
`search_components`, `get_component`	A component by what it is for, and its page with examples that compile
`get_component_metadata`	Its import, its artifact, its tags and every parameter
`search_api`, `get_api`	Any declaration, by its name or by what it does
`get_example`, `list_examples`	One example's code with its imports
`search_documentation`, `get_documentation_page`	The pages, the guides and the skill's references
`get_changelog`	What changed, version by version
`get_rules`	The skill itself, for an assistant that has not installed it

Where next

Teaching Pantrix to an assistant: How the documents are made, and what stops the build.
Installation: The library's own dependency lines.
detekt rules in your app: The rules a machine keeps after the assistant.
Changelog: What `get_changelog` gives.