TL;DR: .FAF Context is the FAF context server for your editor. Drop one .faf in your repo and every MCP-compatible IDE — Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Cline — reads the same scored project DNA. It's on the GitHub MCP Registry, and v2.3.1 makes sure it grounds on the project you actually have open.
bunx faf-mcpOne .faf. Every editor's AI, grounded.
Every AI coding session starts from zero — re-reading your stack, re-guessing your conventions, re-learning what the project even is. .FAF Context ends that. Your project's context lives in a single IANA-registered .faf file, scored for completeness, and served to whatever editor you're in.
Claude has Claude FAF. Grok has Grok FAF. .FAF Context is the one for your IDE — the editor surface, not tied to any single assistant.
On the GitHub MCP Registry
.FAF Context is listed on the GitHub MCP Registry — the source that powers editor MCP discovery. Search faf and it's right there, so any developer can add it without hunting down a config snippet.
Works where you work
One server, every MCP-compatible editor. Point your IDE at it and the AI reads your .faf:
- Cursor — the AI-native editor
- VS Code — via the MCP marketplace
- Windsurf · Cline — and any MCP host
On Claude Desktop, reach for Claude FAF instead — same context, tuned for that surface.
v2.3.1 — it scores YOUR project
The one behaviour that matters in an editor: when you ask for a score, it must score the project you have open. v2.3.1 fixes a working-directory bug where a no-path call could resolve to a default folder instead of your workspace. Now the caller's actual directory wins — your open project, every time.
The scorer, the WASM kernel, the number itself were never in question — this was pure path resolution. Deterministic, IANA-spec'd scoring: same .faf, same score, on every surface.
Curated by default
.FAF Context leads with a curated core toolset — the tools you actually reach for, up front — instead of a wall of options. Need everything? FAF_TOOLS=all exposes the full set; every tool stays callable by name either way.
Try It
bunx faf-mcpOr add it to your editor's MCP config:
{"mcpServers": {"faf": {"command": "bunx", "args": ["faf-mcp"]}}}The Numbers
- faf-mcp v2.3.1 — released July 1, 2026
- .FAF Context — on the GitHub MCP Registry (
one.faf/faf-mcp) - Cursor · VS Code · Windsurf · Cline — every MCP-compatible IDE
- 🏆 100% — Trophy-scored context
- IANA-registered —
.fafisapplication/vnd.faf+yaml - 100,000+ — downloads across the FAF ecosystem
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