Docs Search Engine FAQs

Question 1

What is the Docs Search Engine?

Accepted Answer

It's a custom Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that functions as a real-time documentation search engine, specifically designed to provide up-to-date context for AI assistants from GitHub repositories and web pages.

Question 2

How does it ensure documentation is up-to-date?

Accepted Answer

The Docs Search Engine ingests content from GitHub repositories and web pages in real-time. It extracts, indexes, and caches this information by URL, ensuring that your AI assistant always accesses the freshest, most relevant documentation.

Question 3

What types of content can Docs Search Engine process?

Accepted Answer

It can ingest and search Markdown content from GitHub repositories, and it uses Jina Reader to scrape and convert any public web page into LLM-friendly markdown for indexing and search.

Question 4

How does it integrate with AI assistants?

Accepted Answer

Built on the FastMCP framework, the Docs Search Engine acts as an MCP server. This allows for seamless integration with various AI assistants and LLMs (e.g., VSCode, Claude, Cursor) to provide external, real-time context on demand.

Question 5

What are the core technologies powering this tool?

Accepted Answer

The Docs Search Engine utilizes Python as its core language, FastMCP for AI integration, minsearch for efficient in-memory full-text search, Jina Reader for web scraping, and `uv` for package management.

Docs Search Engine

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