Next.js DevTools MCP
Vercel / Next.js
Vercel / Next.js
Next.js DevTools MCP connects a coding agent to a running Next.js 16+ development server, exposing live project diagnostics, routes, logs, page metadata, and version-matched framework documentation.
The current outer server registers four tools: nextjs_index, nextjs_call, nextjs_docs and browser_eval. The dev server exposes runtime tools through nextjs_call; the additional stored runtime names are documented examples that depend on Next.js version, project state and instrumentation.
nextjs_indexDiscover running Next.js development servers and their runtime tools.
nextjs_callCall a runtime tool on a discovered Next.js dev server.
nextjs_docsDirect the agent to version-matched local Next.js documentation.
browser_evalDirect the agent to browser tooling for page verification.
get_errorsRetrieve current build, runtime, and type errors from the dev server.
get_logsGet the development log file path.
get_page_metadataRetrieve metadata about a page currently open in a browser.
get_project_metadataRetrieve project path and dev server URL.
get_routesList routes discovered from the project filesystem.
get_server_action_by_idLook up a Server Action ID and its source.
get_compilation_issuesReport compilation issues across routes; Turbopack only.
compile_routeCompile a route and report issues without requesting it; Turbopack only.
get_request_insightsReturn recorded request timeline/fetch/cache insights when experimental request insights is enabled.
This server’s available tools can vary by account, permissions, or configuration. The list shown is not its full runtime catalog.
Current next-devtools-mcp has four outer gateway tools. Runtime capabilities are discovered from a running Next.js dev server and change by framework version, project state and enabled instrumentation; the additional stored names are runtime examples, not separately registered top-level tools.
Current next-devtools-mcp has four outer gateway tools. Runtime capabilities are discovered from a running Next.js dev server and change by framework version, project state and enabled instrumentation; the additional stored names are runtime examples, not separately registered top-level tools.
Documentation checked 2026-10-28T12:38:00.000Z. Connection has not been runtime tested.
Vercel / Next.js
Next.js DevTools MCP connects a coding agent to a running Next.js 16+ development server, exposing live project diagnostics, routes, logs, page metadata, and version-matched framework documentation.
The current outer server registers four tools: nextjs_index, nextjs_call, nextjs_docs and browser_eval. The dev server exposes runtime tools through nextjs_call; the additional stored runtime names are documented examples that depend on Next.js version, project state and instrumentation.
nextjs_indexDiscover running Next.js development servers and their runtime tools.
nextjs_callCall a runtime tool on a discovered Next.js dev server.
nextjs_docsDirect the agent to version-matched local Next.js documentation.
browser_evalDirect the agent to browser tooling for page verification.
get_errorsRetrieve current build, runtime, and type errors from the dev server.
get_logsGet the development log file path.
get_page_metadataRetrieve metadata about a page currently open in a browser.
get_project_metadataRetrieve project path and dev server URL.
get_routesList routes discovered from the project filesystem.
get_server_action_by_idLook up a Server Action ID and its source.
get_compilation_issuesReport compilation issues across routes; Turbopack only.
compile_routeCompile a route and report issues without requesting it; Turbopack only.
get_request_insightsReturn recorded request timeline/fetch/cache insights when experimental request insights is enabled.
This server’s available tools can vary by account, permissions, or configuration. The list shown is not its full runtime catalog.
Current next-devtools-mcp has four outer gateway tools. Runtime capabilities are discovered from a running Next.js dev server and change by framework version, project state and enabled instrumentation; the additional stored names are runtime examples, not separately registered top-level tools.
Current next-devtools-mcp has four outer gateway tools. Runtime capabilities are discovered from a running Next.js dev server and change by framework version, project state and enabled instrumentation; the additional stored names are runtime examples, not separately registered top-level tools.
Documentation checked 2026-10-28T12:38:00.000Z. Connection has not been runtime tested.