The Typesense MCP Server provides a standardized interface to connect with Typesense search engine collections, supporting typo-tolerant search, filtering, faceting, and pagination. It enables easy data retrieval using MCP clients like Claude or Cursor, and is configurable through environment variables for seamless integration.
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The Typesense MCP Server provides a standardized interface to connect with Typesense search engine collections, supporting typo-tolerant search, filtering, faceting, and pagination. It enables easy data retrieval using MCP clients like Claude or Cursor, and is configurable through environment variables for seamless integration.
Added on:
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Apr 28 2025
Sourabh Khot
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What is Typesense MCP Server?
This MCP server acts as a bridge between MCP clients and Typesense, allowing users to perform search operations across various collections efficiently. It supports all Typesense search parameters, including typo tolerance, filtering, faceting, and pagination, enabling versatile and robust search capabilities. The server is configurable via environment variables like host, port, protocol, and API key, ensuring flexibility in deployment. Built with Go, it provides a fast and reliable solution for integrating Typesense search with custom applications, making data retrieval straightforward and standardized for diverse use cases.
Who will use Typesense MCP Server?
- Developers integrating Typesense in applications
- Data analysts querying Typesense collections
- Teams building search functionalities
- MCP client developers
- Organizations needing typo-tolerant search solutions
How to use the Typesense MCP Server?
- Step1: Configure environment variables (TYPESENSE_HOST, TYPESENSE_PORT, etc.)
- Step2: Build the server using 'go build -o typesense-mcp-server'
- Step3: Run the server with './typesense-mcp-server'
- Step4: Use your MCP client (Claude/Cursor) to connect to the server
- Step5: Perform search queries by specifying collection, query, filters, pagination, etc.
Typesense MCP Server's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Generic search interface for any Typesense collection
- Typo-tolerant search support
- Filtering and faceting
- Pagination for results
- Configurable via environment variables
The Benefits
- Standardized search interface across collections
- Supports complex search features with ease
- Fast and reliable performance due to Go implementation
- Flexible deployment and integration
- Enhanced search accuracy with typo tolerance
Typesense MCP Server's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Implementing universal search across multiple Typesense collections
- Building search features for e-commerce platforms
- Developing enterprise search solutions
- Data analysis and querying for research purposes
- Enhancing search capabilities in custom applications
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