Ergs MCP
The Ergs MCP Server is a tool based on the model context protocol that provides the ability to interact with the Ergs API, allowing AI assistants to search and browse data sources
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What is Ergs MCP Server?
Ergs MCP Server is a bridge that connects AI assistants with your local data sources. It is developed based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) standard, allowing AI tools such as Claude and Zed to securely access and search the data sources configured in Ergs, including various file types such as documents, code libraries, and notes.How to use Ergs MCP Server?
The usage process is divided into three simple steps: First, install and run the Ergs data server. Then, configure the MCP client to connect to the Ergs MCP Server. Finally, you can directly search for and access your data in the AI assistant. The entire process is secure and reliable, and the data always remains in your local environment.Use cases
It is particularly suitable for developers, researchers, and content creators who need to frequently refer to a large number of documents. For example, quickly find relevant API documents when writing code, retrieve relevant papers and materials during research projects, or refer to past notes and materials when creating content.Main features
Intelligent data search
Search all configured data sources through natural language to quickly locate relevant documents, code, and file contents.
Content browsing
Not only search for files but also browse the specific contents of files, enabling AI assistants to better understand the context.
Multi-client support
Compatible with various AI tools and editors that support the MCP protocol, such as Claude Desktop and Zed Editor.
Local data processing
All data processing is completed locally, ensuring data privacy and security without uploading to the cloud.
Advantages
Data is completely processed locally to ensure privacy and security
Seamlessly integrated with mainstream AI tools for convenient use
Supports multiple data source types with a wide range of applications
Based on the open standard MCP, it has good scalability
Limitations
Requires pre - installation and configuration of the Ergs data server
Only supports the search and browsing of text content
Depends on the local network environment and service stability
Requires a certain technical foundation for initial setup
How to use
Install the Ergs data server
First, you need to install and configure the Ergs main program and add the data sources you want to search. Ensure that Ergs can correctly index your documents, code libraries, and other files.
Build the Ergs MCP Server
Build the MCP server from the source code or use the pre - compiled binary file. Ensure that Go 1.21 or a higher version is installed on the system.
Configure the MCP client
Configure the MCP server connection in the AI tools you use (such as Claude Desktop or Zed Editor). Specify the execution path of the Ergs MCP Server and the Ergs service address.
Start using
After starting all services, you can directly search for and access your data sources in the AI assistant. Simply describe the content you want to find in natural language.
Usage examples
Code development assistance
When writing new features, quickly search for relevant code examples and API documents in the project to improve development efficiency
Research data organization
During research projects, quickly find relevant papers, notes, and technical documents
Content creation reference
When writing articles or reports, refer to past notes and relevant materials
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Ergs MCP Server and Ergs?
Do I need programming knowledge to use this tool?
Will my data be sent to the cloud?
What types of file formats are supported?
What will happen if the Ergs service stops running?
Related resources
Ergs main project
Official code repository for the Ergs data indexing and search engine
MCP Go SDK
Go language software development kit for developing MCP servers
Model Context Protocol official website
Official documentation and specification for the MCP protocol
Claude Desktop configuration guide
Detailed guide for configuring the MCP server in Claude Desktop

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