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Expose Sublime Text unsaved buffers so AI can read, list, and close them.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "sublime_mcp_server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Connect to sublime_mcp_server, list all my current unsaved Sublime Text buffers, and read the buffer whose name contains auth. Check whether it has any obvious Python syntax errors.
A list of unsaved buffers, a summary of the target buffer’s contents, and any likely syntax errors or risky lines.
Use sublime_mcp_server to list all unsaved buffers, find buffers with titles containing scratch, temp, or test, and close them while leaving everything else unchanged.
A list of temporary buffers identified and closed, plus confirmation that the remaining buffers were kept.
Through sublime_mcp_server, read all my unsaved buffers and produce a brief work summary showing what features, configs, or TODOs I’m currently working on.
A concise summary of the unsaved content to help quickly review the current editing state and priorities.
Control a running Emacs via MCP for editing and status checks.
Securely lets AI read, write, and execute local tasks remotely.
Integrate, manage, and test MCP servers inside Neovim with chat plugins.
Control tmux sessions with AI for collaborative development and terminal automation.
Lets AI inspect and modify code symbols through Neovim LSP.
Give AI full visibility into your local development environment for faster troubleshooting.