Wire Packages MCP
Search Laravel.
Let your agent submit your work.
Find packages, read guides, or ask your AI agent to submit a package, starter kit, tool or freelancer profile. It can add your details and image, then email you a private review link. You verify your email and check the work before approval.
Directory connection URL
https://wirepackages.dev/mcp
Directory: public, read-only access. Transport: Streamable HTTP. No API key required.
Add Wire Packages to your client
- Open your editor or assistant's MCP server settings.
- Add an HTTP server named Wire Packages and paste the connection URL above.
- Choose no authentication, connect, and review the five available tools.
- Ask your assistant to search Wire Packages for a project or guide.
The directory URL also opens this guide in a browser. MCP clients use POST requests to connect; server-initiated event streams are not available.
Claude Code
Run this command in your project directory:
claude mcp add --transport http wirepackages https://wirepackages.dev/mcp
Run /mcp inside Claude Code to check the connection. To submit a listing or profile, add the separate submission server too.
Claude Code MCP setup documentation ↗
VS Code
Add this to your project's .vscode/mcp.json. Review the server trust prompt when connecting.
{
"servers": {
"wirepackages": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://wirepackages.dev/mcp"
}
}
}
VS Code MCP setup documentation ↗
Cursor
Add this server to .cursor/mcp.json, or use Cursor's MCP settings.
{
"mcpServers": {
"wirepackages": {
"url": "https://wirepackages.dev/mcp"
}
}
}
What your assistant can read
- search_directory
- Search Laravel packages by default. Choose starter-kit, tool or freelancer to search another category. Filter projects by pricing and tags, and packages or starter kits by their declared Laravel version.
- get_listing
- Read a public listing with its credited creators, description, licence, installation instructions and official links.
- search_articles
- Find published tutorials and help articles by keyword or browse the available guides.
- read_article
- Read a complete published article, including its code examples and source citations.
- read_readme
- Read a stored repository README for a package or starter kit, with its upstream link and last sync time.
With your permission
Your agent can submit your listing.
Ask your assistant to prepare a package, starter kit, developer tool or freelancer profile. It can write the details, upload your logo or photo and send a private review email. You check the work and make the final decision.
Submission connection URL
https://wirepackages.dev/mcp/submit
Claude Code
Add the submission server separately when you want your agent to prepare and submit your work:
claude mcp add --transport http wirepackages-submit https://wirepackages.dev/mcp/submit
Run /mcp inside Claude Code to check the connection.
- Add this as a separate HTTP MCP server. No account password or API key is shared with the agent.
- Give your agent permission and confirm your email, listing details and image rights.
- The agent calls
prepare_submission, optionallyupdate_submissionandupload_submission_image, then asks permission to send one email withsubmit_for_review. - Open the private email link. Choose a password or log in, including your usual two-factor checks. Review every detail, verify your email and confirm the work.
- Complete any required payment yourself. Our team reviews the listing before publication.
Your agent can check its proposal with get_submission. Its secret controls that proposal only, expires after 3 days and cannot access your account. Sending locks the proposal. It cannot edit existing listings, approve its work, pay or publish.
No spam, bulk listings, impersonation or submissions without permission. Limits: 20 requests per minute per IP, 3 proposals per email per day, 10 per IP per day, 100 in total per day, and one review email per address per day. No reminders. You can decline without signing up and stop future agent emails.
Questions to try
- Find open-source Laravel 13 packages for building mobile apps.
- Read the NativePHP Super Stack README and link to its official setup instructions.
- Show me Laravel packages by Punyapal Shah and explain what each one does.
- How do I claim my project's Wire Packages listing?
Public information, with sources
Every result links back to its listing, article or repository. Compatibility comes from the directory's declared metadata. Check the project's current documentation before installing. Repository READMEs include a sync date and upstream link.
The public directory server exposes published content only. Scheduled tutorials become available after publication. It has no editing, ownership, payment or administration tools. Requests are limited to 60 per minute per IP address; wait before retrying a rate-limited request.
Built with the official Laravel MCP package.
For assistants that read websites directly, llms.txt links to the current public listings, READMEs and guides. The sitemap updates automatically when content changes or a scheduled article is published.