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Use setup-context7-mcp to guide setup of Context7 documentation for [technologies] at the [configuration scope] level, including the appropriate project or user configuration location.
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name: setup-context7-mcpdescription: Guide for setup Context7 MCP server to load documentation for specific technologies.
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Guide for setup Context7 MCP server
1. Determine setup context
Ask the user where they want to store the configuration:
Options:
Project level (shared via git) - Configuration tracked in version control, shared with team
CLAUDE.md updates go to: ./CLAUDE.md
Project level (personal preferences) - Configuration stays local, not tracked in git
CLAUDE.md updates go to: ./CLAUDE.local.md
Verify these files are listed in .gitignore, add them if not
User level (global) - Configuration applies to all projects for this user
CLAUDE.md updates go to: ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md
Store the user's choice and use the appropriate paths in subsequent steps.
2. Check if Context7 MCP server is already setup
Check whether you have access to Context7 MCP server by making request.
Parse user input, if it empty read current project structure and used technologies, if project empty ask user to provide list of languages and frameworks that planned to be used in this project.
Search through context7 MCP for relevant technologies documentation
Update the appropriate CLAUDE.md file with following content:
### Use Context7 MCP for Loading Documentation
Context7 MCP is available to fetch up-to-date documentation with code examples.
**Recommended library IDs**:
- `[doc-id]` - short description of documentation