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Nx MCP Server

MCP Server

AI‑powered workspace context for editors

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The Nx MCP server supplies editor AI (VSCode, Cursor) with real‑time project context—generators, tasks, and architecture—enabling smarter code suggestions and workflow automation.

Capabilities

Resources
Access data sources
Tools
Execute functions
Prompts
Pre-built templates
Sampling
AI model interactions

Nx Console – The UI for Monorepos, providing visual workflows and enriching your AI Chat with deep insights

Nx Console is an AI‑powered companion that bridges the gap between command‑line workflows and modern IDEs for monorepo development. It solves a common pain point: developers often switch between terminals, editors, and external tools to run Nx commands, resolve conflicts, or explore project structure. By embedding a rich visual interface directly into VS Code and JetBrains IDEs, Nx Console keeps the entire workflow in one place, reducing context switching and accelerating productivity.

At its core, Nx Console exposes the full breadth of Nx’s capabilities—generators, executors, dependency graphs, and project metadata—through an intuitive UI. Users can discover available tasks for any library or application, view detailed configuration, and run commands with a single click. The visual dependency graph lets developers see how modules interact, spot circular dependencies, and understand build or test scopes without digging through configuration files. This immediate insight is especially valuable in large monorepos where the complexity of inter‑project relationships can otherwise become opaque.

A standout feature is its AI integration via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Nx Console supplies the language model powering VS Code’s IntelliSense or Cursor with up‑to‑date context about the workspace architecture, available generators, and official Nx documentation. This enriched context enables more accurate suggestions, smarter autocomplete, and deeper code analysis tailored to the specific monorepo. Developers can ask natural‑language questions about project structure or run code transformations, and the assistant will understand the underlying Nx concepts instead of treating the repository as generic JavaScript.

Real‑world use cases abound: a junior engineer can explore the dependency graph to learn where a new feature should live; a senior dev can quickly run a generator for a shared component and immediately see the resulting files in the UI; CI/CD pipelines can be visualized, allowing teams to spot unnecessary rebuilds. The MCP server also allows integration with other AI platforms beyond VS Code, expanding the reach of Nx‑aware assistance across tools.

In summary, Nx Console transforms monorepo development by unifying command execution, project exploration, and AI‑augmented assistance within a single, visually rich interface. Its MCP‑enabled context delivery gives language models deep insight into Nx’s architecture, making AI suggestions more relevant and actionable for developers working at scale.