Sushi
Serves up context for dev tools by fetching content from documentation sources.
About
Sushi delivers context to development tools by acting as an MCP (Meta-Context Protocol) server. It fetches and serves content from various documentation sources, allowing tools to access relevant information on demand. Configure custom sources via URLs or file paths, control domain access, and choose whether to include default sources. Sushi offers tools for listing configured sources and fetching their content, prioritizing sources based on how they're configured.
Key Features
- Prioritizes documentation sources based on configuration order.
- Provides tools to list and fetch documentation content.
- Offers control over domain access for security.
- Supports custom documentation sources via URLs and file paths.
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- Allows specifying multiple sources using a single string.
Use Cases
- Providing contextual information to code editors and IDEs.
- Automating documentation lookups within development workflows.
- Enriching chatbot responses with documentation snippets.
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