BridgeTek EveApps-BT82X MCP Server

Official Visual Studio Code integration for the @bridgetek/eveapps-bt82x-mcp-server package.

The extension makes EveApps-BT82X tools available to Codex and GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio Code. It can search EveApps-BT82X APIs, commands, registers, and local samples, as well as help generate and validate EveApps-BT82X code.

Tested AI agents

• Codex
• GitHub Copilot

Getting started

1. Install the extension and open your local EveApps-BT82X repository in VS Code.
2. If EveApps is not the first workspace folder, run EveApps-BT82X: Select Repository from the Command Palette.
3. Open Codex or GitHub Copilot Chat in agent mode.
4. Ask the AI agent to connect to the BridgeTek EveApps-BT82X MCP server. For example: Connect to the EveApps-BT82X MCP server.
5. Follow the AI agent's instructions to start, trust, or enable the MCP server and its tools when prompted.
6. Ask the agent an EveApps-BT82X question to confirm the connection. For example: What EveApps-BT82X tools do you have?

Here is an example prompt you can try to create a new project:

Please create a new EVE application project under SampleApp that demonstrates an on-screen keyboard on a 1920 x 1200 LCD and connects to the PC through FT4222.

The npm server and its indexed EveApps-BT82X data are bundled with the extension. A global npm installation is not required.

Setting

• bridgetekBt820.eveAppsPath: path to a local EveApps repository. It may be absolute or relative to the first workspace folder. When empty, the first workspace folder is used.

Requirements

• Visual Studio Code 1.125.0 or newer.
• A local checkout of the EveApps-BT82X repository for project-aware source and sample searches.

Troubleshooting

Run MCP: List Servers from the Command Palette and select BridgeTek EveApps-BT82X to view its status, output, or restart the server after changing the repository path.

Release notes

See the extension changelog included with each release.