Give your AI assistant direct access to the FilamentExamples.com catalog. Instead of guessing, Claude Code and other MCP-compatible assistants can pull real, working Filament code from this site and use it to ground whatever they write for you.
$ claude mcp add --transport http filament-examples \ https://filamentexamples.com/mcp \ --header "Authorization: Bearer <YOUR-TOKEN>" Added HTTP MCP server filament-examples with URL: https://filamentexamples.com/mcp to local config $ claude mcp get filament-examples filament-examples Scope: Local config (private to you in this project) Status: ✓ Connected Type: http URL: https://filamentexamples.com/mcp Headers: Authorization: Bearer <YOUR-TOKEN>
Three small steps connect your AI assistant to the FilamentExamples MCP server.
Log in to create and manage MCP tokens.
Pick your client and run the install command. More clients will be added as they stabilise.
$ claude mcp add --transport http filament-examples \
https://filamentexamples.com/mcp \
--header "Authorization: Bearer <YOUR-TOKEN>"
Verify the server is connected:
$ claude mcp get filament-examples
Support for Cursor, Claude Desktop, and Junie is coming soon.
Assistants won't reach for a tool unless they know it's useful. Drop this hint into your
project's CLAUDE.md (or equivalent) so it's picked up on every run:
When building or modifying Filament forms, tables, resources, pages, or widgets, use the `search-examples` MCP tool to find real working implementations from FilamentExamples.com before writing code.
The FilamentExamples MCP server uses your API token for authentication. This token provides the same access level as your user account, so keep it secure and never share it publicly. You can revoke tokens at any time from the token manager above.