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matthieu-crouzet

opened on Apr 2, 2026

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Today, when I'm using LLM with the Angular MCP server, code is generated directly by the LLM but for some cases it would provide better result if it is using the available schematic (Angular ones or external libraries ones).

Describe the solution you'd like

When using the Angular MCP server, I would expect LMM to be aware of which Angular schematics are available in the project (the ones from Angular + the ones from external libraries).
I would love that the Angular MCP server is able to read the schematic description and input, to know if it should use it or not and how to call it.

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Reacted by Mickaël Découflet

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2. MarkTechson commented on Apr 2, 2026

   

   MarkTechson

   on Apr 2, 2026

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   Hi @matthieu-crouzet - in this case, the angular-developer skill is a way to give the LLM instructions on how to use some Angular tooling. You can have a look : github.com/angular/skills

   Happy to answer more questions.
3. matthieu-crouzet commented on Apr 3, 2026

   

   matthieu-crouzet

   on Apr 3, 2026

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   Hello @MarkTechson, maybe I'm mistaken.
   From what I see in the skills, there are references only to Angular schematic (generating-code-ng-generate-or-ng-g).
   There is nothing to let the LLM knows that others libraries could also provides schematics.
   I think we can add a sentence like

   You can find all the available schematics by running ng g --help and more detail on each schematic by running ng g <schematic-name> --help

   Additionnal question:
   Is it planned to expose these skills in a claude code plugin or vscode agent plugin ?

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