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@aibusinesskit/eww

v0.7.5

Published

Enterprise Wide Web — MCP server for AI agents. Searches institutional knowledge and auto-ingests coding sessions.

Downloads

810

Readme

@aibusinesskit/eww

MCP server for AI agents. Searches institutional knowledge and auto-ingests coding sessions into the Enterprise Wide Web.

Setup

1. Generate an API Key

Open the EWW Dashboard, go to API Keys, and generate a new key. Copy it.

2. Run Setup

npx @aibusinesskit/eww --setup

You'll be prompted for:

API URL [http://localhost:3000]: https://eww.techcora.in
API Key []: eww_sk_...

This will:

  • Create ~/.eww/config.json with your credentials
  • Validate your API key against the server
  • Create ~/.eww-ignore with default ignore rules
  • Register the MCP server with Claude Code globally

3. Restart Claude Code

The EWW MCP server starts automatically in every project.

Commands

npx @aibusinesskit/eww --setup      # Configure and register
npx @aibusinesskit/eww --help       # Show usage
npx @aibusinesskit/eww --version    # Show version

Tools

| Tool | Description | |------|-------------| | eww_search | Search institutional knowledge by query | | eww_write | Record new knowledge as an article | | eww_lookup_entity | Look up a system, person, team, or service | | eww_by_artifact | Find all knowledge about a specific file or artifact | | eww_fetch | Fetch the full content of an article by ID | | eww_ingest | Submit raw content for knowledge extraction (requires EWW_ENABLE_INGEST=1) |

Background Ingestion

The MCP server runs a background connector that automatically ingests your Claude Code sessions and project memories into EWW. Logs are written to ~/.eww/connector.log.

Configuration

Environment variables (override ~/.eww/config.json):

| Variable | Default | Description | |----------|---------|-------------| | EWW_API_URL | http://localhost:3000 | EWW API endpoint | | EWW_AUTH_TOKEN | | JWT token for authentication (first-party agents) | | EWW_API_KEY | | API key for authentication | | EWW_SCAN_INTERVAL | 300000 | Background scan interval in ms (default 5min) | | EWW_ENABLE_INGEST | | Set to 1 to enable the eww_ingest tool |

Token priority: EWW_AUTH_TOKEN > EWW_API_KEY > ~/.eww/config.json

Standalone Binary

For agents without Node.js (e.g., Tauri/Rust apps), build a standalone binary:

npm run build:binary                    # Current platform
npm run build:binary:darwin-arm64       # macOS Apple Silicon
npm run build:binary:darwin-x64         # macOS Intel
npm run build:binary:linux-x64          # Linux
npm run build:binary:windows-x64       # Windows

The binary runs without Node.js installed. Spawn it as a child process with env vars.

Privacy

  • Secrets (API keys, tokens, passwords) are automatically redacted before ingestion
  • Configure ~/.eww-ignore to exclude projects or file patterns
  • Thinking blocks and tool results are stripped from transcripts

License

Proprietary. Copyright (c) 2026 Techcora Corporation. All rights reserved.