docs: MCP / Prompt install buttons in SDK quick-start

[jonathannorris]

This PR introduces a new interactive component that helps developers quickly install OpenFeature using AI assistants with prompts / MCP install instructions:

Changes

New Component (src/partials/mcp-install.tsx)

• Dynamic prompt fetching from open-feature/mcp repository
• SDK-specific installation instructions cached at runtime
• One-click copy button with loading/success/error states
• Quick install links for Cursor and VS Code

Automated Integration (scripts/process-sdk-readmes.ts)

• Added SDK name → MCP technology mapping
• Automatically injects MCPInstall component after "Quick start" heading
• Applied to all matching SDK documentation pages during build

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the developer experience by integrating interactive AI assistant installation prompts directly into the OpenFeature SDK documentation. It introduces a new React component that dynamically fetches SDK-specific prompts and provides one-click installation options for popular AI tools, alongside an automated process to embed these features across various SDK quick-start guides. This streamlines the setup for developers using AI assistants, making OpenFeature easier to adopt and configure.

Highlights

• New Interactive Component: An MCPInstall component (src/partials/mcp-install.tsx) has been introduced to facilitate quick installation of OpenFeature using AI assistants.
• Dynamic Prompt Fetching: The new component dynamically fetches SDK-specific installation prompts from the open-feature/mcp GitHub repository.
• One-Click Install Buttons: Quick install buttons are provided for AI tools like Cursor and VS Code, along with a copy-to-clipboard functionality for prompts.
• Automated Documentation Integration: A script (scripts/process-sdk-readmes.ts) has been updated to automatically inject the MCPInstall component into the "Quick start" sections of relevant SDK documentation pages during the build process.
• Expanded MCP Documentation: The docs/reference/other-technologies/mcp.mdx file now includes direct install links for Cursor and VS Code, and manual setup instructions for Codex CLI and Gemini CLI.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR adds an interactive MCP (Model Context Protocol) installation component to SDK documentation pages, enabling developers to quickly install OpenFeature using AI assistants. The component fetches SDK-specific installation prompts from a GitHub repository and provides one-click install buttons for Cursor and VS Code.

Key changes:

• New MCPInstall React component with dynamic prompt fetching and caching
• Automated injection of the component into SDK documentation after "Quick start" headings
• Updated MCP documentation with quick install buttons for multiple AI tools

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 19 out of 19 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.

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File	Description
src/partials/mcp-install.tsx	New component that fetches SDK-specific prompts and displays install options
src/css/custom.css	Added styling for MCP install buttons and collapsible summary
scripts/process-sdk-readmes.ts	Automated injection logic with SDK-to-MCP technology mapping
docs/reference/sdks/*/	Auto-generated documentation updates with MCPInstall component
docs/reference/other-technologies/mcp.mdx	Added quick install buttons and configuration for Codex CLI and Gemini CLI

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a new interactive component (src/partials/mcp-install.tsx) to help developers quickly install OpenFeature using AI assistants. It fetches dynamic prompts, caches SDK-specific installation instructions, and provides one-click copy buttons and quick install links. The changes also include automated integration in scripts/process-sdk-readmes.ts to inject the new component after the "Quick start" heading in SDK documentation pages. The code changes look good overall, but there are a few suggestions to improve the CSS styling and code readability.

[weyert]

LGTM

[toddbaert]

Looks good, works for me with Java + vscode.

[beeme1mr]

Very cool! Thanks