Get Flutter class documentation on-demand with optional smart truncation.

DEPRECATED: This tool is deprecated. Please use flutter_docs() instead. The new tool provides better query resolution and unified interface.

Args: class_name: Name of the Flutter class (e.g., "Container", "Scaffold") library: Flutter library (e.g., "widgets", "material", "cupertino") tokens: Maximum token limit for truncation (default: 8000, min: 500)

Returns: Dictionary with documentation content or error message

Search across Flutter/Dart documentation sources with fuzzy matching.

DEPRECATED: This tool is deprecated. Please use flutter_search() instead. The new tool provides better filtering and more structured results.

Searches Flutter API docs, Dart API docs, and pub.dev packages. Returns top 5-10 most relevant results with brief descriptions.

Args: query: Search query (e.g., "state management", "Container", "navigation", "http requests") tokens: Maximum token limit for response (default: 5000, min: 500)

Returns: Search results with relevance scores and brief descriptions

Unified tool to get Flutter/Dart documentation with smart identifier resolution.

Automatically detects the type of identifier and fetches appropriate documentation. Supports Flutter classes, Dart classes, and pub.dev packages.

Args: identifier: The identifier to look up. Examples: - "Container" (Flutter widget) - "material.AppBar" (library-qualified Flutter class) - "dart:async.Future" (Dart API) - "provider" (pub.dev package) - "pub:dio" (explicit pub.dev package) - "flutter:Container" (explicit Flutter class) topic: Optional topic filter. For classes: "constructors", "methods", "properties", "examples". For packages: "getting-started", "examples", "api", "installation" tokens: Maximum tokens for response (default: 10000, min: 1000)

Returns: Dictionary with documentation content, type, and metadata

Parse text for @flutter_mcp mentions and return relevant documentation.

NOTE: This tool is maintained for backward compatibility. For new integrations, consider using the unified tools directly:

• flutter_docs: For Flutter/Dart classes and pub.dev packages

• flutter_search: For searching Flutter/Dart documentation

Supports patterns like:

• @flutter_mcp provider (pub.dev package - latest version)

• @flutter_mcp provider:^6.0.0 (specific version constraint)

• @flutter_mcp riverpod:2.5.1 (exact version)

• @flutter_mcp dio:>=5.0.0 <6.0.0 (version range)

• @flutter_mcp bloc:latest (latest version keyword)

• @flutter_mcp material.AppBar (Flutter class)

• @flutter_mcp dart:async.Future (Dart API)

• @flutter_mcp Container (widget)

Args: text: Text containing @flutter_mcp mentions tokens: Maximum token limit for each mention's documentation (default: 4000, min: 500)

Returns: Dictionary with parsed mentions and their documentation

Get package information from pub.dev including README content.

DEPRECATED: This tool is deprecated. Please use flutter_docs() instead with the "pub:" prefix (e.g., flutter_docs("pub:provider")).

Args: package_name: Name of the pub.dev package (e.g., "provider", "bloc", "dio") version: Optional specific version to fetch (e.g., "6.0.5", "2.5.1") tokens: Maximum token limit for response (default: 6000, min: 500)

Returns: Package information including version, description, metadata, and README

Search across multiple Flutter/Dart documentation sources with unified results.

Searches Flutter classes, Dart classes, pub packages, and concepts in parallel. Returns structured results with relevance scoring and documentation hints.

Args: query: Search query (e.g., "state management", "Container", "http") limit: Maximum number of results to return (default: 10, max: 25) tokens: Maximum token limit for response (default: 5000, min: 500)

Returns: Unified search results with type classification and relevance scores

Check the health status of all Flutter documentation services.

Returns: Health status including individual service checks and cache statistics

Check the health status of all scrapers and services.

DEPRECATED: This tool is deprecated. Please use flutter_status() instead.

Returns: Health status including individual scraper checks and overall status