The modscode MCP connector

Add it

The connector's address:

https://modscode.com/mcp

Claude (desktop app and claude.ai)

1. Open Customize → Connectors.
2. Click + Add, then Add custom connector.
3. Name it modscode and paste the address above. Click Continue.
4. For sign-in, choose No sign in, then Add.

Steps from Anthropic's help article on custom connectors. Custom connectors are on the Free, Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise plans.

Claude Code (terminal)

claude mcp add --transport http modscode https://modscode.com/mcp

What it can do

• find_code_examples: give it a pattern (pane, band, status line, toast, deny a tool call, rewrite the prompt, slash command, $.store, userConfig, tool) or words such as "a pane with buttons" or "deny rm -rf", and it returns real mods' code that does it, with the smallest form and each licence's text.
• search_mods: find mods by words, by where they draw and by the elements they use, and leave out mods whose code reaches the network, programs, files, environment variables or the model.
• get_code: the lines of one mod's own code that draw it, with its licence text, or links to them.
• get_mod: one mod's design (the element tree with its props per place), what its code reaches, and a starter register.tsx written from the design.

Try asking

• Use modscode to find mod code that blocks rm -rf, then write me one that also blocks git push --force.
• Show me the code of a mod that draws a pane with buttons and doesn't use the network, and build a test-results pane from it.

What it is not

• It runs no mod and installs nothing. It reads only the code reference and the gallery, and it does not vouch for any mod: check one yourself before you install it.
• It asks for no sign-in, keeps no record of what you ask, and stores nothing; requests are limited to 60 a minute per address.
• Code from a mod comes with its licence. Keep the notice when you reuse it.