Claude Vuetify connectorWhat Claude can look up and build with Vuetify.

Prepares a link to the Vuetify issues site with the repository and the bug report type already selected. It does not submit anything: you open the link and file the issue yourself.

Lists the Play bins saved under your Vuetify One account, so the existing demos are visible before a new one is made.

Returns the vtfy.link short URLs you created, so the links already made from your account can be listed in the conversation.

Enumerates the playgrounds, single-file Vue components, stored in your Vuetify One account, before Claude opens one.

Fetches one bin by its identifier, so Claude can read the exact code it contains rather than guess from a title.

Returns the API list of one Vuetify component, its props, slots and events, from the current documentation instead of an answer frozen at training time. No account is needed.

Gives the API information for one Vuetify directive, read from the current documentation rather than recalled from training. Vuetify's server marks it read-only, and it works with no account.

Provides the list of exports published by the Vuetify npm package, so Claude knows what can actually be imported.

Pulls the documentation page of one specific feature, once the right guide has been picked from the list of available ones. It is one of the public documentation tools that need no login.

Lists the feature guides available in the documentation, giving Claude a map of topics before it opens the right one.

Loads the official list of frequently asked questions about Vuetify, so common problems get the documented answer. No account is needed for it.

Brings back detailed install instructions for several environments, including Vite, Nuxt, the Nuxt module, Laravel, CDN builds and VitePress.

Opens one playground by its identifier and returns its single-file Vue component for Claude to read.

Retrieves the release notes of one or more Vuetify versions, so Claude can tell you what a given release fixed or added. Several versions can be asked at once.

Returns the raw upgrade guide for each major version jump, from 1.5 to 2, 2.7 to 3, or 3 to 4.

Lists what breaks in Vuetify 4, optionally by category, with migration guidance for each.

Delivers detailed documentation and source code for one headless component of Vuetify0, the framework's unstyled layer. No sign-in is required.

Lists the headless components available in Vuetify0; Vuetify's server counts 40 of them. It is a starting point before opening one component's guide.

Supplies the detailed documentation and source code of a single Vuetify0 composable, the reusable logic pieces of that package. It works with no account.

Lists every composable in Vuetify0 by category, among them foundation, registration, selection, forms, plugins, data and reactivity; the server counts 71. Each entry can then be opened in detail.

Shows the subpath exports of the Vuetify0 package, such as utilities, types, date, palettes, theme and locale. No Vuetify One sign-in is needed.

Reads the Vuetify0 README from GitHub, with installation and usage instructions for this headless meta-framework. The text comes straight from the package's GitHub page.

Fetches the package-specific documentation of Vuetify0 from GitHub, beyond the install steps. Like the other Vuetify0 tools, it needs no account.

Hands Claude the latest reference file for Vuetify0, a compact guide of patterns, anti-patterns and common mistakes aimed at AI coding assistants.

Downloads and caches the Vuetify API types of a given version, according to Vuetify's server, which marks the tool read-only. It is part of the public documentation and API tools that need no login.

Reads the README of the Vuetify One package from GitHub, including install and usage instructions. Reading this guide itself does not require a sign-in.