This MCP server facilitates comprehensive documentation management by scraping, semantic content splitting, and creating vector embeddings for search, supporting diverse sources including websites, GitHub, and local files, primarily for software libraries and packages.
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Apr 28 2025
This MCP server facilitates comprehensive documentation management by scraping, semantic content splitting, and creating vector embeddings for search, supporting diverse sources including websites, GitHub, and local files, primarily for software libraries and packages.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 28 2025
xinlei413
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What is MCP-DOC-Server-OpenRouter?
The MCP-DOC-Server-OpenRouter is designed to automate the collection, processing, and search of software documentation. It fetches content from URLs, splits it into meaningful segments, generates vector embeddings for semantic search, and stores data in SQLite databases with full-text search and vector similarity capabilities. It supports versioned and unversioned documentation, offering tools for scraping, searching, listing libraries, and managing documentation versions. The server integrates with OpenRouter API to support advanced chat and completion functionalities with multiple models, and it is deployable via Docker or Node.js npx commands. Its main aim is to enable efficient, accurate retrieval of developer resources across diverse documentation sources.
Who will use MCP-DOC-Server-OpenRouter?
- Developers
- Technical writers
- Software teams
- Documentation managers
- Research institutions
How to use the MCP-DOC-Server-OpenRouter?
- Step1: Configure environment variables including API keys
- Step2: Run the server with Docker or npx
- Step3: Use CLI commands to scrape documentation URLs or libraries
- Step4: Search indexed documentation using CLI or APIs
- Step5: Manage versions and remove outdated data as needed
MCP-DOC-Server-OpenRouter's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Scrape documentation from URLs and websites
- Semantic content splitting and indexing
- Full-text and vector hybrid search
- Versioned and unversioned documentation support
- Integration with OpenRouter API for chat and completion models
- CLI tools for managing documentation
- Support for rapid deployment via Docker or npx
The Benefits
- Efficient documentation indexing and retrieval
- Supports diverse data sources including local files
- Flexible version management
- Advanced search combining text and vector similarity
- Supports multi-model chat interactions
- Easy deployment and setup
MCP-DOC-Server-OpenRouter's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Automated documentation collection for software projects
- Developer knowledge base searching
- Research on package documentation
- Maintaining searchable API references
- Supporting multi-source documentation management
FAQs of MCP-DOC-Server-OpenRouter
Developer
- xinlei413
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