Aider MCP WebSocket Server

Example Use Cases

• 1

  Programmatically control Aider via a standardized MCP protocol over WebSocket.

• 2

  Isolated workspaces and multi-tenant support for concurrent Aider sessions.

• 3

  Integration with OpenAI API to leverage GPT models through Aider.

Description

This MCP server provides a real MCP protocol implementation that allows clients to send natural language commands to Aider and receive created or edited files and full responses in isolated workspaces. It supports multi-tenant isolation by spawning one Aider process per client, integrates with OpenAI API, and enables real-time bidirectional communication over WebSocket. The server is compatible with MCP clients like Claude Desktop and offers flexible configuration and structured logging.