Open Docs FAQs

Question 1

What is Open Docs?

Accepted Answer

Open Docs is an open-source tool that indexes and provides access to documentation from various sources using an MCP (Message Communication Protocol) server. It allows you to crawl, index, and search your documentation effectively.

Question 2

What document formats does Open Docs support?

Accepted Answer

Open Docs supports various document formats including HTML, Markdown, and potentially others, allowing you to index a wide range of documentation sources.

Question 3

How does Open Docs help with document management?

Accepted Answer

Open Docs provides features like crawling and indexing documentation, full-text search capabilities, an MCP Server API for document access, and tools for managing custom documentation sources. You can enable/disable docs and trigger crawls.

Question 4

Does Open Docs integrate with AI tools?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Open Docs can be integrated with AI tools, such as Claude, through its MCP Server API. This allows AI models to access and utilize the indexed documentation for contextual understanding and improved responses.

Question 5

How do I add my own documentation sources to Open Docs?

Accepted Answer

You can add your own documentation sources using the `enable_doc` tool. This allows you to specify the source of your documentation and have it crawled and indexed by Open Docs.

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