Capawesome Ships Three MCP Servers to Stop AI Assistants Suggesting Outdated APIs

DayanaJabif · reddit · 2026-09-16

Capawesome released three hosted MCP servers for Capacitor, Ionic and its own Cloud platform, so AI coding assistants query live docs instead of relying on stale training data. Docs-only servers need no auth; the Cloud server can trigger builds and ship live updates with an API token, with a readonly flag.

Key engineering lesson: splitting the Cloud API into toolsets (builds, deployments, devices) instead of registering all tools at once — dumping everything into context made tool selection noticeably worse. Users can scope via ?toolsets=. The author asks how others handle the scoping/context-size tradeoff.

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