BluestoneApps MCP Remote Server

The BluestoneApps MCP Remote Server is a dedicated HTTP implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that exposes a rich collection of coding standards and reusable code examples for React Native developers. By exposing these resources through MCP, the server allows AI assistants—such as Claude or Codeium—to fetch authoritative guidelines and ready‑made snippets on demand, ensuring that code generation stays consistent with the organization’s best practices.

At its core, the server offers a set of specialized tools that return structured information about project structure, API communication patterns, component design, state management, and more. Developers can request a single function call like to receive a detailed description of how components should be structured, or to discover all available code snippets. This tight integration with MCP means that an AI assistant can automatically surface the exact guidance a developer needs, without manual searching or copy‑and‑paste.

Key features include:

• HTTP + JSON‑RPC 2.0 for reliable, stateless communication that is easy to host behind HTTPS or load balancers.
• Server‑Sent Events (SSE) support, enabling streaming of large code examples or progressive updates to standards.
• Authentication via basic auth, ensuring that only authorized users can access the internal standards repository.
• Docker‑ready deployment, allowing teams to spin up a production instance with minimal effort and secure HTTPS through the provided domain.

Real‑world use cases are abundant. A product team can configure their AI assistant to automatically pull the latest component design guidelines whenever a new feature is drafted, guaranteeing visual consistency across the codebase. A CI pipeline could call before a merge to verify that the repository layout matches the company’s architecture. Onboarding new hires becomes smoother, as newcomers can ask the AI for a and instantly receive a fully‑commented screen template that adheres to the team’s style guide.

Because the server exposes its resources via MCP, developers can integrate it into virtually any AI‑powered workflow—whether they use WindSurf, Cascade, or a custom client. The server’s well‑defined tool set eliminates the friction of searching documentation and keeps developers focused on building features rather than hunting for patterns. This streamlined, standards‑centric approach is what makes the BluestoneApps MCP Remote Server a valuable asset for any organization that relies on AI assistants to accelerate development while maintaining high code quality.