Hmr
Pull authoritative docs for the Python hmr hot-reload library into the agent while you build reactive or fast-refresh Python tools.
Overview
dev.promplate/hmr is a MCP server for the Build phase that serves documentation for the Python hmr hot-module-reload and reactive programming library.
What is this MCP server?
- MCP-backed documentation for hot-module-reload and reactive programming in Python
- Published package name hmr on PyPI—remote docs served from pyth-on-line.promplate.dev
- Streamable HTTP remote at /hmr/mcp endpoint, registry version 1.0.2
- Open-source repository github.com/promplate/hmr for source alignment with doc answers
- Keeps agent answers grounded in maintainer docs rather than stale training cutoffs
- 1 streamable-http remote: pyth-on-line.promplate.dev/hmr/mcp
- Documents PyPI package name hmr
Community signal: 56 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
Agents guess at obscure Python reload APIs when you build with hmr, wasting cycles on wrong imports and outdated reactive patterns.
Who is it for?
Python solo builders using the hmr PyPI package who want doc-grounded agent help during backend or CLI development.
Skip if: JavaScript/Vite HMR workflows or teams not using Promplate’s Python hmr library.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After adding the Promplate hmr docs remote, your agent can cite current hmr behavior and examples while you implement fast refresh in Python.
- Doc-grounded agent responses aligned with Promplate hmr documentation
- Faster implementation of reload and reactive patterns with fewer API mistakes
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Journey fit
Documentation MCP servers are adopted during implementation when you need accurate API references without context-switching to the browser. Docs subphase covers library and framework reference surfaces exposed to agents, including niche Python tooling like hmr on PyPI.
How it compares
Library documentation MCP feed, not a hot-reload runtime or deployment MCP.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is dev.promplate/hmr for?
Developers building Python tools with the hmr package who want their coding agent to read official hot-reload and reactive programming docs via MCP.
When should I use dev.promplate/hmr?
Use it during Build while implementing or debugging hmr-based reload logic so answers match the published Promplate documentation.
How do I add dev.promplate/hmr to my agent?
Register the streamable HTTP remote https://pyth-on-line.promplate.dev/hmr/mcp in your MCP client configuration and restart the session.