What can @ui5/mcp-server do?

sapui5/openui5 project introspection and metadata extraction, ui5 control and component code generation with manifest awareness, mcp tool registry and function calling for ui5 operations, ui5 manifest.json parsing and validation, ui5 library and control discovery with property introspection, mcp server lifecycle management and resource exposure, context-aware code completion and suggestion for ui5 patterns

@ui5/mcp-server

MCP ServerFree

MCP server for SAPUI5/OpenUI5 development

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7 capabilities

Capabilities7 decomposed

sapui5/openui5 project introspection and metadata extraction

Medium confidence

Exposes UI5 project structure, component hierarchies, and manifest metadata through MCP protocol endpoints. Parses manifest.json files, analyzes component dependencies, and extracts control definitions to provide LLM-accessible project context without requiring direct filesystem access. Uses MCP resource and tool abstractions to surface UI5-specific metadata as structured data.

Solves for

I need to understand the structure of an existing UI5 project before generating new componentsI want to query what controls and libraries are available in my UI5 applicationI need to extract component dependencies and hierarchy to understand code organization

Best for

UI5 developers using Claude or other MCP-compatible LLMs for code generation

Teams building AI-assisted UI5 development workflows

Developers migrating legacy UI5 projects and needing automated documentation

Requires

Node.js 16+

Valid SAPUI5 or OpenUI5 project with manifest.json

MCP-compatible client (Claude, Cline, or other MCP host)

Limitations

Requires valid UI5 project structure with manifest.json — non-standard projects may not be fully introspectable

Metadata extraction depth depends on manifest completeness — incomplete manifests yield partial context

No real-time project change detection — requires server restart to reflect new components or dependencies

What makes it unique

Implements UI5-specific manifest parsing and component introspection as MCP tools, enabling LLMs to query live project context without custom API wrappers. Uses MCP's resource protocol to expose project metadata as queryable endpoints rather than static documentation.

vs alternatives

Provides direct LLM access to UI5 project structure via MCP protocol, eliminating need for custom REST APIs or manual context injection compared to generic code analysis tools.

ui5 control and component code generation with manifest awareness

Medium confidence

Generates SAPUI5/OpenUI5 component code, controllers, and views with awareness of project manifest, available libraries, and component dependencies. Leverages extracted project metadata to suggest appropriate controls, namespaces, and library imports. Integrates with LLM code generation to produce UI5-compliant XML views, JavaScript controllers, and component definitions that match project conventions.

Solves for

Generate a new UI5 component that follows my project's library versions and naming conventionsCreate a controller with data binding and event handlers for an existing viewGenerate a form view using the correct controls available in my UI5 library version

Best for

UI5 developers using Claude with MCP to scaffold new components

Teams standardizing UI5 component structure across projects

Developers accelerating UI5 development with AI-assisted code generation

Requires

Node.js 16+

MCP server running with project context loaded

LLM client with code generation capability (Claude 3+, etc.)

Limitations

Code generation quality depends on LLM's UI5 knowledge — may require manual refinement for complex patterns

Does not validate generated code against UI5 linting rules — requires separate validation step

Limited to component/view/controller generation — does not generate tests or documentation

What makes it unique

Integrates project manifest metadata into code generation context, enabling the LLM to generate UI5 code that respects library versions, namespace conventions, and available controls. Uses MCP tool responses to inject project-specific constraints into generation prompts.

vs alternatives

Generates UI5 code aware of project-specific library versions and conventions, unlike generic code generators that produce boilerplate without project context awareness.

mcp tool registry and function calling for ui5 operations

Medium confidence

Exposes UI5 development operations (component creation, manifest updates, control queries) as MCP tools with schema-based function calling. Implements MCP tool protocol to allow LLM clients to invoke UI5-specific functions with structured arguments and receive JSON responses. Handles tool invocation routing, argument validation, and error handling within the MCP server lifecycle.

Solves for

I want my LLM to be able to query UI5 controls and components as function callsI need the LLM to invoke UI5 operations (create component, update manifest) directlyI want structured, schema-validated tool calls for UI5 development tasks

Best for

Developers building AI agents for UI5 development

Teams integrating UI5 tooling with LLM-based IDEs (Cline, Cursor, etc.)

Organizations standardizing on MCP for AI-assisted development workflows

Requires

Node.js 16+

MCP-compatible client with tool calling support

Valid UI5 project structure

Limitations

Tool execution is synchronous — long-running operations (large project analysis) may timeout

No built-in transaction support — concurrent tool calls may cause race conditions on shared project files

Tool schemas must be manually maintained in sync with implementation — schema drift can cause validation failures

What makes it unique

Implements MCP tool protocol for UI5-specific operations, allowing LLMs to invoke UI5 development tasks via schema-validated function calls. Uses MCP's standardized tool calling mechanism rather than custom API endpoints.

vs alternatives

Provides standardized MCP tool calling for UI5 operations, enabling seamless integration with any MCP-compatible LLM client without custom API wrappers or protocol translation.

ui5 manifest.json parsing and validation

Medium confidence

Parses and validates SAPUI5/OpenUI5 manifest.json files to extract application metadata, library dependencies, component definitions, and configuration. Implements manifest schema validation to ensure compliance with UI5 manifest specifications. Exposes parsed manifest data through MCP endpoints for LLM access, enabling context-aware code generation and project analysis.

Solves for

I need to understand what libraries and versions my UI5 app depends onI want to validate that my manifest.json is correctly structuredI need to extract routing, data sources, and component configuration from the manifest

Best for

UI5 developers analyzing project dependencies and configuration

Teams validating manifest compliance in CI/CD pipelines

Developers using LLMs to understand or modify UI5 application configuration

Requires

Node.js 16+

Valid manifest.json file in UI5 project root

Limitations

Validation is schema-based only — does not check semantic correctness (e.g., missing library versions)

Does not resolve library versions from registries — requires manifest to explicitly declare versions

Limited to manifest.json format — does not parse .ui5.yaml or other configuration formats

What makes it unique

Implements UI5 manifest schema validation and parsing as an MCP tool, allowing LLMs to query and validate application configuration without direct filesystem access. Exposes manifest metadata as structured data for context injection into code generation.

vs alternatives

Provides LLM-accessible manifest parsing and validation, enabling AI-assisted configuration analysis and generation compared to manual manifest inspection or generic JSON parsing tools.

ui5 library and control discovery with property introspection

Medium confidence

Discovers available UI5 libraries, controls, and their properties by parsing library metadata and control definitions. Provides LLM-accessible queries to list available controls, retrieve control properties/aggregations, and identify compatible libraries for a given UI5 version. Implements caching of library metadata to optimize repeated queries and reduce filesystem I/O.

Solves for

I want to know what controls are available in sap.m library for my UI5 versionI need to find the correct property names and types for a specific controlI want to discover which libraries provide a particular control or functionality

Best for

UI5 developers using LLMs to discover available controls and APIs

Teams building UI5 code generation tools with control awareness

Developers validating control usage against available properties

Requires

Node.js 16+

UI5 libraries installed in project node_modules or accessible via npm

MCP server running with library metadata loaded

Limitations

Library metadata discovery depends on installed UI5 libraries — missing libraries will not be discoverable

Control property introspection is static — does not reflect runtime property changes or extensions

Caching may become stale if libraries are updated without server restart

What makes it unique

Implements control and library discovery as cached MCP queries, enabling LLMs to explore available UI5 controls and their properties without manual documentation lookup. Uses metadata caching to optimize repeated queries across multiple code generation requests.

vs alternatives

Provides LLM-accessible control discovery with property introspection, eliminating need for manual API documentation lookup compared to generic code completion tools without UI5 library awareness.

mcp server lifecycle management and resource exposure

Medium confidence

Implements MCP server initialization, resource registration, and lifecycle management for UI5 development context. Exposes UI5 project resources (components, views, controllers, manifests) through MCP resource protocol, allowing LLM clients to read and reference project files. Handles server startup, configuration loading, and graceful shutdown with proper resource cleanup.

Solves for

I want to start an MCP server that exposes my UI5 project to ClaudeI need the LLM to be able to read and reference files in my UI5 projectI want to configure which project directories and resources are exposed to the LLM

Best for

Developers integrating UI5 projects with MCP-compatible LLM clients

Teams setting up AI-assisted development environments for UI5

Organizations deploying MCP servers for multiple UI5 projects

Requires

Node.js 16+

npm or yarn package manager

MCP-compatible client (Claude, Cline, etc.)

Limitations

Resource exposure is read-only by default — write operations require explicit tool implementation

No built-in authentication or access control — assumes trusted LLM client environment

Server configuration is static at startup — requires restart to expose new projects or resources

What makes it unique

Implements full MCP server lifecycle for UI5 projects, exposing project resources and tools through standardized MCP protocol. Handles server initialization, resource registration, and graceful shutdown as part of the MCP server implementation.

vs alternatives

Provides complete MCP server implementation for UI5 projects, eliminating need to build custom MCP servers or API wrappers compared to generic MCP frameworks without UI5-specific resource handling.

context-aware code completion and suggestion for ui5 patterns

Medium confidence

Provides context-aware code suggestions and completions for UI5-specific patterns (data binding syntax, control hierarchies, event handler patterns) by analyzing project context and manifest metadata. Integrates with LLM code generation to suggest appropriate UI5 idioms, control usage patterns, and best practices based on project configuration and available libraries.

Solves for

I want the LLM to suggest the correct data binding syntax for my UI5 viewI need code completions for event handlers that follow my project's patternsI want suggestions for control hierarchies and nesting that match UI5 best practices

Best for

UI5 developers using LLMs for code generation with pattern awareness

Teams standardizing UI5 coding patterns across projects

Developers accelerating UI5 development with intelligent code suggestions

Requires

Node.js 16+

MCP server with project context loaded

LLM client with code generation capability

Limitations

Suggestions depend on LLM's UI5 knowledge — may not reflect latest UI5 versions or features

Context injection adds latency to code generation — larger projects may see slower completions

No validation of suggested patterns — requires manual review for correctness

What makes it unique

Injects UI5 project context and manifest metadata into LLM code generation prompts to enable pattern-aware suggestions. Uses MCP tool responses to provide project-specific context for code completion without requiring custom IDE plugins.

vs alternatives

Provides context-aware UI5 code suggestions based on project manifest and configuration, unlike generic code completion tools that lack UI5-specific pattern awareness.

Capabilities are decomposed by AI analysis. Each maps to specific user intents and improves with match feedback.

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SAP Fiori - Model Context Protocol (MCP) server

fiori ui5 library and component documentation retrieval via mcpfiori application code analysis and linting via mcp toolsfiori ui5 version compatibility checking and migration assistancefiori application testing and quality assurance tool integration

4 shared capabilities

MCP Server36

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SAP Fiori - Model Context Protocol (MCP) server

freestyle fiori ui5 component scaffoldingfiori elements template-aware code generationsap fiori project scaffolding and generation via mcp

3 shared capabilities

MCP Server38

@ag-ui/mcp-apps-middleware

MCP Apps middleware for AG-UI that enables UI-enabled tools from MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers.

tool schema transformation and ui annotation injectionmcp server tool exposure through ui middleware layer

2 shared capabilities

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ext-apps

Official repo for spec & SDK of MCP Apps protocol - standard for UIs embedded AI chatbots, served by MCP servers

ui resource declaration and server-side tool-ui linkageserver sdk helpers for ui resource registration and tool metadata

2 shared capabilities

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tool discovery and capability introspection

1 shared capability

Best For

✓UI5 developers using Claude or other MCP-compatible LLMs for code generation
✓Teams building AI-assisted UI5 development workflows
✓Developers migrating legacy UI5 projects and needing automated documentation
✓UI5 developers using Claude with MCP to scaffold new components
✓Teams standardizing UI5 component structure across projects
✓Developers accelerating UI5 development with AI-assisted code generation
✓Developers building AI agents for UI5 development
✓Teams integrating UI5 tooling with LLM-based IDEs (Cline, Cursor, etc.)

Known Limitations

⚠Requires valid UI5 project structure with manifest.json — non-standard projects may not be fully introspectable
⚠Metadata extraction depth depends on manifest completeness — incomplete manifests yield partial context
⚠No real-time project change detection — requires server restart to reflect new components or dependencies
⚠Code generation quality depends on LLM's UI5 knowledge — may require manual refinement for complex patterns
⚠Does not validate generated code against UI5 linting rules — requires separate validation step
⚠Limited to component/view/controller generation — does not generate tests or documentation

Requirements

Node.js 16+Valid SAPUI5 or OpenUI5 project with manifest.jsonMCP-compatible client (Claude, Cline, or other MCP host)MCP server running with project context loadedLLM client with code generation capability (Claude 3+, etc.)MCP-compatible client with tool calling supportValid UI5 project structureValid manifest.json file in UI5 project root

Input / Output

Accepts: project path (string), component name (string), library identifier (string), control types (string array), data model schema (JSON), JSON (tool arguments matching schema), manifest.json file path (string), library name (string, e.g., 'sap.m'), control name (string, e.g., 'Button'), UI5 version (string, optional), configuration file (JSON or YAML), partial code (string), file context (string), project metadata (JSON)

Produces: JSON (manifest structure), structured metadata (component hierarchy), control definitions (control properties and aggregations), XML (UI5 views), JavaScript (controllers, components), JSON (manifest fragments), JSON (tool results), error responses (structured error objects), JSON (parsed manifest), validation results (error array), JSON (control definitions with properties), array (list of available controls), metadata (property types and aggregations), MCP server instance, resource URIs (for LLM access), code suggestions (string array), pattern recommendations (structured data)

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Adoption53%(30% weight)

Quality16%(25% weight)

Ecosystem45%(25% weight)

Match Graph10%(15% weight)

Freshness75%(5% weight)

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Capabilities7 decomposed

sapui5/openui5 project introspection and metadata extraction

Medium confidence

Solves for

Best for

UI5 developers using Claude or other MCP-compatible LLMs for code generation

Teams building AI-assisted UI5 development workflows

Developers migrating legacy UI5 projects and needing automated documentation

Requires

Node.js 16+

Valid SAPUI5 or OpenUI5 project with manifest.json

MCP-compatible client (Claude, Cline, or other MCP host)

Limitations

Requires valid UI5 project structure with manifest.json — non-standard projects may not be fully introspectable

Metadata extraction depth depends on manifest completeness — incomplete manifests yield partial context

No real-time project change detection — requires server restart to reflect new components or dependencies

What makes it unique

vs alternatives

Provides direct LLM access to UI5 project structure via MCP protocol, eliminating need for custom REST APIs or manual context injection compared to generic code analysis tools.

ui5 control and component code generation with manifest awareness

Medium confidence

Solves for

Best for

UI5 developers using Claude with MCP to scaffold new components

Teams standardizing UI5 component structure across projects

Developers accelerating UI5 development with AI-assisted code generation

Requires

Node.js 16+

MCP server running with project context loaded

LLM client with code generation capability (Claude 3+, etc.)

Limitations

Code generation quality depends on LLM's UI5 knowledge — may require manual refinement for complex patterns

Does not validate generated code against UI5 linting rules — requires separate validation step

Limited to component/view/controller generation — does not generate tests or documentation

What makes it unique

vs alternatives

Generates UI5 code aware of project-specific library versions and conventions, unlike generic code generators that produce boilerplate without project context awareness.

mcp tool registry and function calling for ui5 operations

Medium confidence

Solves for

Best for

Developers building AI agents for UI5 development

Teams integrating UI5 tooling with LLM-based IDEs (Cline, Cursor, etc.)

Organizations standardizing on MCP for AI-assisted development workflows

Requires

Node.js 16+

MCP-compatible client with tool calling support

Valid UI5 project structure

Limitations

Tool execution is synchronous — long-running operations (large project analysis) may timeout

No built-in transaction support — concurrent tool calls may cause race conditions on shared project files

Tool schemas must be manually maintained in sync with implementation — schema drift can cause validation failures

What makes it unique

vs alternatives

Provides standardized MCP tool calling for UI5 operations, enabling seamless integration with any MCP-compatible LLM client without custom API wrappers or protocol translation.

ui5 manifest.json parsing and validation

Medium confidence

Solves for

Best for

UI5 developers analyzing project dependencies and configuration

Teams validating manifest compliance in CI/CD pipelines

Developers using LLMs to understand or modify UI5 application configuration

Requires

Node.js 16+

Valid manifest.json file in UI5 project root

Limitations

Validation is schema-based only — does not check semantic correctness (e.g., missing library versions)

Does not resolve library versions from registries — requires manifest to explicitly declare versions

Limited to manifest.json format — does not parse .ui5.yaml or other configuration formats

What makes it unique

vs alternatives

Provides LLM-accessible manifest parsing and validation, enabling AI-assisted configuration analysis and generation compared to manual manifest inspection or generic JSON parsing tools.

ui5 library and control discovery with property introspection

Medium confidence

Solves for

Best for

UI5 developers using LLMs to discover available controls and APIs

Teams building UI5 code generation tools with control awareness

Developers validating control usage against available properties

Requires

Node.js 16+

UI5 libraries installed in project node_modules or accessible via npm

MCP server running with library metadata loaded

Limitations

Library metadata discovery depends on installed UI5 libraries — missing libraries will not be discoverable

Control property introspection is static — does not reflect runtime property changes or extensions

Caching may become stale if libraries are updated without server restart

What makes it unique

vs alternatives

Provides LLM-accessible control discovery with property introspection, eliminating need for manual API documentation lookup compared to generic code completion tools without UI5 library awareness.

mcp server lifecycle management and resource exposure

Medium confidence

Solves for

Best for

Developers integrating UI5 projects with MCP-compatible LLM clients

Teams setting up AI-assisted development environments for UI5

Organizations deploying MCP servers for multiple UI5 projects

Requires

Node.js 16+

npm or yarn package manager

MCP-compatible client (Claude, Cline, etc.)

Limitations

Resource exposure is read-only by default — write operations require explicit tool implementation

No built-in authentication or access control — assumes trusted LLM client environment

Server configuration is static at startup — requires restart to expose new projects or resources

What makes it unique

vs alternatives

Provides complete MCP server implementation for UI5 projects, eliminating need to build custom MCP servers or API wrappers compared to generic MCP frameworks without UI5-specific resource handling.

context-aware code completion and suggestion for ui5 patterns

Medium confidence

Solves for

Best for

UI5 developers using LLMs for code generation with pattern awareness

Teams standardizing UI5 coding patterns across projects

Developers accelerating UI5 development with intelligent code suggestions

Requires

Node.js 16+

MCP server with project context loaded

LLM client with code generation capability

Limitations

Suggestions depend on LLM's UI5 knowledge — may not reflect latest UI5 versions or features

Context injection adds latency to code generation — larger projects may see slower completions

No validation of suggested patterns — requires manual review for correctness

What makes it unique

vs alternatives

Provides context-aware UI5 code suggestions based on project manifest and configuration, unlike generic code completion tools that lack UI5-specific pattern awareness.

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Capabilities7 decomposed

sapui5/openui5 project introspection and metadata extraction

ui5 control and component code generation with manifest awareness

mcp tool registry and function calling for ui5 operations

ui5 manifest.json parsing and validation

ui5 library and control discovery with property introspection

mcp server lifecycle management and resource exposure

context-aware code completion and suggestion for ui5 patterns

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Capabilities7 decomposed

sapui5/openui5 project introspection and metadata extraction

ui5 control and component code generation with manifest awareness

mcp tool registry and function calling for ui5 operations

ui5 manifest.json parsing and validation

ui5 library and control discovery with property introspection

mcp server lifecycle management and resource exposure

context-aware code completion and suggestion for ui5 patterns

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@ui5/mcp-server

@sap-ux/fiori-mcp-server

@sap-ux/fiori-mcp-server

@ag-ui/mcp-apps-middleware

ext-apps

decocms

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