If you write code for Adobe Commerce or Magento 2, you spend a lot of time waiting. Build times are slow, static content deployment takes forever, but the real time sink is documentation. The EAV architecture, nested XML layouts, and ever-changing GraphQL mutations mean you are constantly Alt-Tabbing to a browser to double check a syntax pattern.
Every time you leave your IDE to search the Experience League portal, you lose your train of thought. You copy error codes, dig through unrelated search results, and try to find a working code snippet. It is exhausting.
I wanted my coding assistant to just know this stuff without making me look it up. That is why I configured this MCP server.
The adobe-commerce-docs-mcp package connects your IDE directly to the official Adobe documentation. It works with Cursor, Claude Desktop, VS Code, and Windsurf, pulling raw markdown docs right into your chat context.
The architecture: bridging AI and docs
