Aider
Mindr integrates with Aider via MCP. Aider's MCP support requires a bridge; the recommended approach is aider-mcp or similar MCP-to-Aider adapters.
Setup
1. Install Mindr:
npm install -g mindragent
2. Initialize Mindr in your project:
cd my-project
mindr init
3. Start mindr serve alongside Aider.
In one terminal:
mindr serve
4. Configure the MCP bridge you use for Aider to point at mindr serve. Refer to your MCP bridge's documentation for the exact config format. The MCP server communicates on stdio.
Alternative: inject context manually
If you do not have an MCP bridge, you can inject Mindr context into Aider's system prompt directly:
# Generate context and pipe to Aider
mindr generate agents-md
aider --read AGENTS.md
Or use --system-prompt:
mindr_context=$(mindr generate agents-md --output /dev/stdout 2>/dev/null)
aider --system-prompt "$mindr_context"
This is simpler but static — context is not updated mid-session.
Available tools
All 8 Mindr MCP tools are available when using an MCP bridge: mindr:get_context, mindr:remember, mindr:query, mindr:get_debt, mindr:get_conventions, mindr:check_for_bug_patterns, mindr:context_health, mindr:checkpoint.