Bridgetek EVEApps-Pre82X MCP Server

Repo-Grounded AI Assistance for Bridgetek EveApps

Connect Codex, Claude and GitHub Copilot to your local EveApps workspace to discover relevant samples, understand EVE APIs, trace features to commands, generate build commands, and get project-aware development guidance.

Install VS Code Extension Install via npm Get EveApps

Supports BT82X and legacy EVE chip generations.

What is the EveApps-Pre82X MCP Server?

A Model Context Protocol server designed around Bridgetek’s EveApps repository for AI-assisted application development on BT817/8 and earlier EVE devices.

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Find the right sample

Match a development requirement to relevant Pre82X sample applications instead of searching the repository manually.

API

Understand Pre82X APIs

Explain commands, registers, constants and source symbols using information indexed from EveApps.

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Build with project context

Generate configuration-aware build guidance and commands for supported EveApps targets.

What can it help with?

Use natural-language requests to navigate the SDK and samples while keeping answers grounded in Bridgetek source material.

Sample Discovery

Locate the closest existing sample for touch, widgets, animation, video, flash, LVDS and other Pre82X features.

API & Symbol Guidance

Understand EVE commands, registers, constants and functions found in the configured repository.

Source Navigation

Read relevant source files and connect implementation details back to working examples.

Feature Tracing

Map a requested feature to the commands and samples that implement it.

Screen Scaffolding

Generate minimal BT817-oriented screen or application scaffolds based on known repository patterns.

Code Validation

Check BT817 application structure and common implementation mistakes against repo-grounded patterns.

Build Commands

Prepare build commands using supported platform, graphics, display and SPI configuration choices.

Learning & Support

Reduce time spent locating reference code and repeatedly answering common Pre82X development questions.

How it works

The MCP server connects the AI client to structured information and source code from your EveApps workspace.

Get started

Both installation rotes require a local EveApps repository.

Recommended for VS Code

VS Code Extension

Use the Bridgetek EveApps-Pre82X MCP Server Extension and configure it to your local EveApps workspace.

Clone or download Bridgetek/EveApps.
Install Bridgetek EveApps-Pre82X MCP Server Extension from the VS Code Marketplace.
Open the EveApps workspace in VS Code.
Configure/select the local EveApps path as required by the extension.
Start Codex, Claude or GitHub Copilot and use the EveApps-Pre82X development tools.

Install from Marketplace

Flexible MCP integration

npm Package

Install the server globally and pass your local EveApps directory with --eveapps.

npm install -g @bridgetek/eveapps-pre82x-mcp-server

Example MCP server configuration:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "EveApps-Pre82X": {
      "command": "eveapps-pre82x-mcp-server",
      "args": ["--eveapps", "D:/EveApps"]
    }
  }
}

View npm Package

Required Source Workspace

EveApps is part of the workflow

The EveApps-Pre82X MCP Server is built around the EveApps repository. The repository supplies the sample applications, shared EVE HAL/source code, command and register definitions, and supported build configurations used to ground AI assistance.

Install or clone EveApps first, then point the MCP Server to that local path.

Open EveApps on GitHub