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Context7 Extension

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This tutorial covers how to add the Context7 MCP Server as a Goose extension to pull up-to-date, version-specific code and docs so Goose can vibe code with real context, not hallucinated or outdated answers.

TLDR

Launch the installer

Configuration​

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Note that you'll need Node.js installed on your system to run this command, as it uses npx.

  1. Launch the installer
  2. Press Yes to confirm the installation
  3. Click Save Configuration
  4. Scroll to the top and click Exit from the upper left corner

Example Usage​

In this example, Goose uses Context7 to pull real-time docs, compare tools, and scaffold a modern app using only the latest, official implementation patterns.

  1. Open a new session in Goose Desktop

Goose Prompt​

I need help building a modern web application. Could you:

  1. Use Context7 to analyze and compare:
  • Next.js App Router vs Pages Router
  • Prisma vs other ORMs
  • Different authentication approaches
  • State management solutions
  1. For each technology chosen:
  • Show the latest official implementation patterns
  • Provide type definitions and interfaces
  • Share relevant code snippets from documentation
  • Explain best practices and common pitfalls
  1. Help implement:
  • Project structure following official guidelines
  • Database schema and type safety
  • Authentication flow with proper security
  • API routes with error handling
  • Performance optimizations

Please reference specific documentation sections and explain why certain approaches are recommended over others.

Goose Output​

Desktop
  1. Technology Analysis Next.js App Router vs Pages Router First, let's get the latest Next.js documentation:

-------- Resolve-library-id -------

Let's get detailed documentation about Next.js, focusing on routing:

------ Get-library-docs ---------

Let me analyze the Next.js documentation and break down the key differences between the App Router and Pages Router:

------ code structure comparison -----

Let's get information about Prisma and other ORMs:

------- Resolve-library-id ----------

Let's get Prisma's documentation:

------ Get-library-docs ----------

Key Decisions and Best Practices:

  1. App Router vs Pages Router:

Chose App Router for: Server Components by default (better performance) Built-in data fetching with streaming Simpler API routes with Route Handlers Better TypeScript integration

  1. Prisma as ORM:

Benefits: Type-safe database queries Auto-generated client Schema migrations Rich query API Using Prisma Accelerate for better performance

  1. Authentication:

NextAuth.js for: Built-in security features Multiple authentication providers Session management JWT handling

  1. Performance Optimizations:

Server Components for reduced JavaScript Route Handlers for API endpoints Prisma Accelerate for database performance Type safety across the stack

Would you like me to explain any part in more detail or help you implement specific features?