This MCP server written in Go serves markdown files from a filesystem, supporting metadata with YAML or TOML frontmatter. It enables listing all markdown resources with their metadata and reading individual files. The server uses URI-based resource management, allowing integration into various applications requiring markdown content delivery, metadata extraction, and resource control. It is suitable for documentation servers, content management, and static site setups, enabling efficient organization and delivery of markdown content with rich metadata support.
Who will use go-mcp-server-mds?
Developers building documentation servers
Content managers handling markdown files
Static site generators
API integrators requiring markdown resource access
How to use the go-mcp-server-mds?
Install the server using go get
Configure the directory path containing markdown files
Run the server using the command-line tool or API
List all markdown resources to retrieve metadata
Read specific markdown files to get content and frontmatter
go-mcp-server-mds's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
Serve markdown files via MCP
List markdown files with metadata
Read individual markdown content
Support for YAML and TOML frontmatter
Filesystem abstraction using fs.FS
URI-based resource management
The Benefits
Easy integration with markdown content sources
Rich metadata extraction for organization
Supports multiple frontmatter formats
Resource management via URIs
Applicable for documentation, CMS, static sites
go-mcp-server-mds's Main Use Cases & Applications
Host documentation websites with automated content updates
Manage markdown-based knowledge bases
Implement custom content delivery APIs
Create static site generation pipelines with markdown metadata
FAQs of go-mcp-server-mds
How do I install the MCP server?
How can I serve markdown files from a specific folder?
What frontmatter formats are supported?
Can the server list all available markdown files?
How do I read the content of a markdown file?
Is it possible to extend the server functionality?
What metadata can I extract from markdown files?
Is there a command-line interface?
Does the server support other formats besides markdown?