[Windows] Bridge package not appearing & VM server connection issue when accessing inspector

[esmaail-lateq]

Thank you brother, I am using Windows and I have applied all the steps as described.
However, when I go to the site:

http://127.0.0.1:9101?uri=http://127.0.0.1:62155/3mN5Jx7-k5s=

The bridge package does not appear.

The connection to the VM server is not possible.

When I tried the prompt to collect all errors, it was executed successfully, but I received a message saying:

The VM server is not connected

Then I executed another prompt, and this message appeared:

It looks like the Flutter app isn't currently running or connected.
Let me check what ports are active and try to connect to the app.

[Arenukvern]

Hey @esmaail-lateq ! Thank you for question!

If I am correct you mean the MCP Bridge Extension for devtools and if it is - this extension was needed only for first versions of this MCP server - I used it as proxy to forward all calls from from MCP server to Dart VM.

In the new version of this MCP server there is no need to install any extensions, the whole logic is much simpler - you need to set up MCP Server, then install MCP Toolkit from pub.dev and initialize it in your app.

See example app here or try to use this video tutorial

Also, make sure you have pulled latest version of MCP Server - use git pull and then recompile the mcp server.

If you still see the message:

"It looks like the Flutter app isn't currently running or connected"

Please try to check the app launch configuration
(usually when the flutter app is running, it prints its actual devtools ws url, or other way - you can open devtools in chrome and see the address there)
Also see example config here

Hope it helps