Apple Doc MCP
Apple Developer Documentation MCP service provides AI programming assistants with the ability to directly access Apple's official development documentation, supporting intelligent search, framework browsing, and detailed documentation retrieval.
rating : 2.5 points
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What is Apple Doc MCP?
Apple Doc MCP is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that allows AI coding assistants to directly access Apple's official development documentation. Through this service, users can quickly search for and obtain technical information about Apple frameworks, APIs, classes, protocols, etc.How to use Apple Doc MCP?
Configure the Apple Doc MCP server in your AI coding assistant (such as Claude, Cursor, Continue.dev, or VS Code). After the configuration is complete, you can ask questions in natural language to obtain Apple documentation information, such as querying specific frameworks, searching for APIs, or viewing detailed documentation.Applicable scenarios
Suitable for developers, students, or technical personnel who need to frequently consult Apple development documentation. Whether you are looking up API usage during development or understanding the structure of a new framework while learning, Apple Doc MCP can provide assistance.Main features
Intelligent searchSupports symbol search using wildcards (*,?) and allows filtering results by platform, symbol type, or framework.
Framework browsingYou can explore the structure of any Apple framework, including SwiftUI, UIKit, Foundation, etc.
Real-time documentationAlways provides the latest content of Apple's official documentation to ensure the accuracy of information.
Automatic update notificationThe server automatically checks for updates when it starts and sends notifications to users.
AI-optimized outputProvides neat Markdown format output, suitable for use by AI assistants.
Advantages and limitations
Advantages
Provides instant access to Apple's official documentation without leaving the development environment.
Supports multiple AI assistants, with strong compatibility.
Has a simple interface and is easy to operate, suitable for non-technical users.
Provides intelligent search and filtering functions to improve search efficiency.
Limitations
Requires an internet connection to obtain the latest documentation.
It may take some time to build the cache when running for the first time.
Does not support offline mode and cannot be used in a network-free environment.
How to use
Clone the repository
Clone the Apple Doc MCP project from GitHub to your local computer.
Install dependencies
Enter the project folder and install the required Node.js dependencies.
Build the server
Run the build command to generate an executable server file.
Configure the AI assistant
Add the MCP server configuration according to the settings of your AI assistant (such as Claude, Cursor, Continue.dev, or VS Code).
Restart and test
After restarting your AI assistant, try asking questions in natural language to obtain Apple documentation information.
Usage examples
Browse the SwiftUI frameworkThe user wants to understand the structure and available components of the SwiftUI framework.
Find documentation for UIViewControllerThe user needs to understand detailed information and usage of the UIViewController class.
Search for controller classes in UIKitThe user wants to find all classes containing 'Controller' in the UIKit framework.
Frequently Asked Questions
What prerequisites are required for Apple Doc MCP?
What if the server fails to start?
How do I know if there are updates?
Why is there no search result?
How to test the server?
Related resources
GitHub repository
Source code and project documentation for Apple Doc MCP
Apple Developer Documentation
Apple's official development documentation website, providing detailed information on all frameworks and APIs
Node.js official website
The official website of Node.js, providing download and installation guides
MCP protocol specification
Official documentation for the Model Context Protocol (MCP)
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