Mcpbook
The Universal Documentation MCP Server is a high - performance MCP server that can transform any documentation website into an AI - accessible knowledge base. It supports multiple platforms such as GitBook, Vercel Documentation, and Next.js sites, and has features such as instant startup, intelligent caching, and automatic domain name detection.
rating : 2.5 points
downloads : 6.9K
What is the Universal Documentation MCP Server?
This is a high-performance MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that can transform any documentation website into an AI-accessible knowledge base. It was initially designed for GitBook but is compatible with multiple documentation platforms such as Vercel Documentation, Next.js sites, and Docusaurus.How to use the MCP server?
You can quickly start the server using a simple command-line tool or manage it through an intuitive Web UI management interface. The server will automatically detect the structure of the documentation website and build an index, providing search and content retrieval functions.Use cases
Suitable for scenarios where documentation content needs to be integrated into AI workflows, such as automated question-answering systems, intelligent document search, and technical document analysis. Particularly suitable for API documentation, product help documentation, and technical reference documentation.Main Features
Instant Startup
Using SQLite storage, the server initialization time is less than one second.
Advanced Search
FTS5 full-text search, supporting fuzzy matching and result sorting.
Intelligent Auto-detection
Automatically detect domain names, keywords, and brand logos.
Perfect Markdown Support
Preserve formatting and support code blocks with syntax highlighting.
Background Updates
Non-blocking change detection and cache refresh.
Universal Support
Compatible with multiple platforms such as GitBook, Vercel Documentation, and Next.js sites.
Dual Interface
Support both MCP tools and REST API endpoints.
Advantages
High performance: SQLite storage and FTS5 search provide fast responses.
Ease of use: Provide two management methods, command-line tools and Web UI.
Intelligent adaptation: Automatically detect the structure and content of the documentation website.
Multifunctional: Support multiple operations such as search, content retrieval, and code block extraction.
Production-ready: Include rate limiting, error handling, and robust caching mechanisms.
Limitations
Only support publicly accessible documentation websites.
Mainly handle static content and do not support interactive elements.
Content updates require manual refresh or waiting for background updates.
Adapting to non-standard document structures may require additional configuration.
How to Use
Clone the repository
First, clone the project repository to your local machine.
Choose the installation method
You can choose to use the Web UI, command-line tools, or manual configuration.
Configure the documentation URL
Set the URL of the target documentation website.
Start the server
Build and start the MCP server.
Use the service
Access the documentation content through MCP tools or REST API.
Usage Examples
API documentation search
Search for specific functions or endpoints in API documentation.
Retrieve the content of a specific page
Retrieve the full content of a specific page in the documentation.
Extract code blocks
Extract all code examples from a specific page in the documentation.
Generate tutorials
Generate tutorials on specific topics based on documentation content.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which documentation platforms does the MCP server support?
How to update the documentation content?
Does it support private documentation?
What is the sorting basis for search results?
How to integrate it into Claude Desktop?
Related Resources
MCP protocol documentation
Official documentation for the Model Context Protocol
GitHub repository
Project source code and latest version
GitBook documentation
Official GitBook documentation
Vercel documentation
Vercel documentation platform

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