Charming
Server Details
Build personal interactive apps with real URLs and persistent storage, using any AI.
- Status
- Unhealthy
- OAuth
- Works in Glama
- Last Tested
- Transport
- Streamable HTTP
- URL
- Repository
- tambo-labs/charming-mcp
- GitHub Stars
- 1
- Server Listing
- Charming
Tool Schema Changelog
Recent tool additions, removals, and schema changes observed during successful MCP inspections. Dates show when Glama detected each change.
1 tool update
- Changed
update_app1 field changed- changed
Input schema / properties / module / descriptionPrevious value: -"Full-source path only. Optional replacement ES module source. Same contract as create_app: must export a `manifest` with capabilities.imports including \"buildy:storage/kv@1.0\" for any app that persists state, plus a default.fetch handler that routes /api/<opName> requests using env.storage.get/put. Keep all persisted state in env.storage — do not move it into localStorage/sessionStorage/IndexedDB, which are empty inside Claude/ChatGPT and lose the data. env.storage stores JSON-compatible values directly; do not JSON.stringify before put or JSON.parse after get. Mutually exclusive with `edits`."New value: +"Full-source path only. Optional replacement ES module source. Same contract as create_app: must export a `manifest` with capabilities.imports including \"buildy:storage/kv@1.0\" for any app that persists state, plus route handlers that use env.storage.get/put. default.fetch is optional; Charming supplies a generic 404 handler when it is absent. Keep all persisted state in env.storage — do not move it into localStorage/sessionStorage/IndexedDB, which are empty inside Claude/ChatGPT and lose the data. env.storage stores JSON-compatible values directly; do not JSON.stringify before put or JSON.parse after get. Mutually exclusive with `edits`."
1 tool update
- Changed
create_app1 field changed- changed
Input schema / properties / ui / descriptionPrevious value: -"Frontend JavaScript rendered into #app. The #app mount point starts empty, so (a) populate its innerHTML before attaching event listeners, and (b) call operations as `window.buildy.api('<manifest-id>').<opName>(input)` (operation name = method name, strips the { ok, value } envelope — you receive the value only, never ok) — not `api.operation(name, params)` and not raw fetch(), which fails in the null-origin srcdoc iframe. The signed-in caller is exposed synchronously as `window.buildy.user` (`{ id, handle?, name?, image? }`, or `null` for an anonymous visitor) — read `user.name` to greet, attribute, or personalize, instead of asking the user to type their name. PUBLIC fields only (never email); it is a convenience signal, not enforcement. The outermost container MUST fill the viewport — use `<main class=\"min-h-screen\">` (or a grid/flex layout that spans width) as the root shell. Do NOT wrap the root in `max-w-md`, `max-w-2xl`, or `container mx-auto`: those cap the entire app to a narrow central column with wide empty margins on 2K+ monitors — the loudest \"AI-generated app\" tell. If the view is text-heavy (a note, an article, a form with long prose), cap the reading measure on an INNER wrapper only, e.g. `<main class=\"min-h-screen\"><div class=\"mx-auto max-w-2xl\">…</div></main>`. Dashboards, kanban, tables, canvases, galleries, and split views should use the full width. For live updates when an agent mutates state from another session, register `window.buildy.onStateChange((e) => { ... })` and update the DOM surgically rather than wiping #app. See the buildy:app-guide prompt for a canonical example."New value: +"Frontend JavaScript rendered into #app. The #app mount point starts empty, so (a) populate its innerHTML before attaching event listeners, and (b) call operations as `window.buildy.api('<manifest-id>').<opName>(input)` (operation name = method name, strips the { ok, value } envelope — you receive the value only, never ok) — not `api.operation(name, params)` and not raw fetch(), which fails in the null-origin srcdoc iframe. The signed-in caller is exposed synchronously as `window.buildy.user` (`{ id, handle?, name?, image? }`, or `null` for an anonymous visitor) — read `user.name` to greet, attribute, or personalize, instead of asking the user to type their name. PUBLIC fields only (never email); it is a convenience signal, not enforcement. The outermost container MUST fill the viewport — use `<main class=\"min-h-screen\">` (or a grid/flex layout that spans width) as the root shell. Do NOT wrap the root in `max-w-md`, `max-w-2xl`, or `container mx-auto`: those cap the entire app to a narrow central column with wide empty margins on 2K+ monitors — the loudest \"AI-generated app\" tell. If the view is text-heavy (a note, an article, a form with long prose), cap the reading measure on an INNER wrapper only, e.g. `<main class=\"min-h-screen\"><div class=\"mx-auto max-w-2xl\">…</div></main>`. Dashboards, kanban, tables, canvases, galleries, and split views should use the full width. For live updates when an agent mutates state from another session, register `window.buildy.onStateChange((e) => { ... })` and update the DOM surgically rather than wiping #app. See the charming:app-guide prompt for a canonical example."
21 tool updates
- First observed
create_app - First observed
delete_app - First observed
get_app - First observed
get_app_source - First observed
list_app_shares - First observed
list_apps - First observed
list_feedback - First observed
mutate_app - First observed
query_app - First observed
rename_app - First observed
set_handle - First observed
set_public - First observed
set_remixable - First observed
set_starter_prompt - First observed
share_app - First observed
submit_feedback - First observed
unset_public - First observed
unset_remixable - First observed
unshare_app - First observed
update_app - First observed
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TDQS
Every tool has a clearly distinct purpose: create, read, update, delete, share, list, query, mutate, etc. No two tools overlap in what they do, and descriptions clearly differentiate actions like query_app (read-only) vs mutate_app (writes).
All 21 tools follow a consistent verb_noun pattern in lowercase with underscores (e.g., create_app, set_public, list_feedback). No mixing of conventions or vague verbs.
21 tools is well-scoped for a full-featured app platform. Each tool covers a specific operation without being unnecessarily granular or overly broad.
Core CRUD, sharing, feedback, assets, and settings are covered. Minor gap: no explicit 'claim_app' tool for anonymous apps, though ownership transfer and deletion are present. Overall, a strong surface for managing apps.